Gardening in GROW BAGS: 5 Tips for SUCCESS

[@brennandaniel8809]

So here is a suggestion on how to reuse the soil. In the fall when your summer plants are dying/gone go to Home Depot or Lowe’s and get a big storage container. Then put all the dirt in them and mix in some dead leaves, grass clippings, and food scrapes. Keep moist and you will have renewed soil for next year!

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Good idea, thanks.

[@CrispyOkra]

I suggest you put drainage holes in said container or it'll become pretty wrank.

[@brennandaniel8809]

@@CrispyOkra Oh of course! I always do that but forgot to put it in the comment.

[@temitopeoshokoya4906]

That’s what I did last year. I stuffed all the leaves from the garden clean up late fall into a bin with used potting soil and then I added compost microbes from Lowe’s and I was shocked at the beautiful soil I have waiting to plant this year.

[@comfortablynumb9342]

@@CrispyOkra anaerobic is the word

[@comfortablynumb9342]

A cheap plastic kid's pool is a great way to water growbeds from underneath. Letting water wick up keeps the surface dry so less weeds can germinate. Put a hole in the pool about 3" from the bottom so it can't get too full from the rain. Put a mosquito dunk in the water to kill the larvae. You can leave your plants much longer that way than watering with a hose. One pool fits a lot of bags, depending on the sizes used.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Great tip, thank you!

[@Shay0777]

Is the water containing mosquito dunk safe to be reabsorbed by the plant?

[@Ananasboat]

I'm planning on using a layer of rocks as a base layer in my pool to keep mosquitoes down... I hope it works!

[@Chrisrdr]

I’ve spent the last month doing research as I am preparing for my garden. I’ll be using grow bags for 90% of my vegetables and flowers and it’s been impossible finding a in depth video. I absolutely love this video. Everything I needed to know explained and detailed!

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Best of luck to you!

[@sahidanowar4102]

Very glad to see your video, I am from India,I have a factory where this garden grow bags manufacture

[@SuchaCaligrrl]

I have my grow bags on plant stands with casters... (the round plant stands that they sell at Lowes/HD), I find them easier to move. They are also easy/inexpensive to make, which I eventually did the more bags I bought. The plant stands at the store are not inexpensive so by making them I saved some money and instead put those savings towards more seeds/soil ect. We had an extra cedar fence panel that didn't get used so I took the panels apart and cut them into 12x12 and build a plant stand and added casters... they turned out nice. Now I know how to make them for anything that I need help with moving. All it cost me where the $10.00 casters., and that was because I went with the expensive casters.. which honestly is not necessary. Also if you aren't good with tools you can find real good wooden cutting boards at the thrift stores for around $2.00, all you have to do is screw the casters and call it a day (those I would seal properly so they last longer). And that's how I move my bags or heavy ceramic pots... or anything heavy that I can't move alone... even furniture 😅

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Great tips, thanks!

[@haardiksharma6063]

One of the best video on grow bags. Thanks super helpful!

[@timothytousseau331]

I've been growing in fabric pots for over ten years. Never really thought of combining vermiculite with with a fabric grow pot. Heard a lot negative things about to much water retention with vermiculite in traditional plastic pots. Makes a lot of sense in a fabric pot situation. Thank you for the great information.

[@jamee_maree]

I’m hoping you will see this :) Can a canvas tote bag be repurposed to make a grow bag or does it not provide enough air circulation/drainage? I’ve been looking on YT for last 30-45m but haven’t found the answer yet.

[@wendyflanagan4476]

Thanks for including information on what size is best for various plants. I've always struggled with that.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Happy to help!

[@SimplyHandmade]

This is soooo helpful! Going to tackle gardening in grow bags this year and this video is amazing. Thank you!

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

You are so welcome!

[@jeannelson4031]

Me too

[@btaylor31408]

I have some I just came across they are black but I am going to use them I live in ga I am getting started late this year due to health issues but I am going to grow something in some of them thank for the great video

[@latriciacagle4873]

I’m in Tempe and use grow bags almost exclusively. I have mostly fruit trees in 30 gallon bags but have 10 and 15 gallon bags for other plants (pomegranate, grapes, tomatoes, melons etc). I use my vertical tower for herbs and strawberries. I just found your channel and subscribed because it is hard to find information specific to our climate. I’m looking forward to watching previous videos as I see topics that are relevant to my garden.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

That's great to hear they are growing so well in grow bags. Best of luck to you.

[@sunshinemee4226]

Great tips, graphics and to the point. Thank you for this excellent info. Would LOVE to see a DIY of the self watering grow bag so it is more affordable. Thanks again!

[@Sera_Vaz]

Hey! I am from India and I just started gardening. This video is excellent for a beginner. You have explained everything so well that I just ordered grow bags! Thank you so much for all the information! ❤

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Wonderful! Best of luck to you!

[@firemystic76]

Wow I'm a beginner gardener and this channel is so awesome! The tips are direct to the point and the illustrations are great. I screenshotted the illustrations so I can have a ready cheatsheet of what needs to be done. I just subscribed to your channel and looking forward to more of your content.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Wonderful! There is also a blogpost with the illustrations included for future reference: growinginthegarden.com/gardening-in-grow-bags-5-tips-for-success/

[@thepurplemama1474]

I have to tell you that I hardly ever comment on videos but I had to comment on this one! It is such a well put together and informative video!!! I am a novice gardener and only used grow bags as of last year and was not really that successful. I feel like now, after watching your video, I will have much more success this year! Thank you!!! 🌱🍓🍅🫑🥬🥕🌽

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Glad you enjoyed it! Best of luck to you.

[@MLTDPT]

I’m in central NC. Just starting a small victory garden. We have a great area with morning sun and late afternoon shade in the front yard, but with this being my first time gardening, I wasn’t ready to tackle amending the very root filled, clay based soil. Opted for containers and grow bags. Just got 12 fifteen gallon bags yesterday! I’m happy to hear that the “cons” for using grow bags are fairly minimal. This was very helpful. Thank you!!

[@MarieLagu]

Thanks for the ham pack video about grow bag Angela.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Glad it was helpful!

[@crazysquirrel9425]

You can make a drip irrigator out of an inverted 2L soda bottle and piece of string, to help keep things moist.

[@islynmercurius3338]

I have learned a lot about planting in bags I love the idea I do use bags now I will use more I am living in Amelia's Ward linden town Guyana south America 🙏 thanks for sharing my friend let us keep planting 💕

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Wonderful!

[@Diane56ful]

Thank you! I’m not new to gardening but I am new to grow bags. I’m trying it this year! Great tips!🌺

[@aci.]

I love this video! It is super informative, the speaker has a pleasing demeanor, and the video clips help a lot!

[@Cici1791]

Last summer I planted corn in three large 20 gallon grow bags (6 corn seeds per 20-inch diameter bag). They grew superbly and produced much more corn that the corn I direct sowed into the ground. This year will expand to six bags, and again place them in a cluster to encourage pollination.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Wonderful to hear. Thank you for sharing.

[@BuddyBearCreator]

I'm going to try that technique last year our corn did terribly in the soil

[@johnyoung1601]

Excellent and comprehensive video. Thanks!

[@yelenagrabko1367]

Thank you very much for all info you shared. Short yet detailed explanation of necessary tips, especially for some people who has 0 knowledge just like me:)

[@chrissy9876]

I’m so glad I found your channel! I am in Las Vegas so the heat here is a huge issue for gardening. Other channels I watch I find a lot of things don’t work for me & I can rarely grow what they are growing when they are growing them. So excited to go through your catalogue! Thanks for all this info!

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Welcome!

[@muddyshoesgardener]

Great graphics! Really appreciated!

[@lizard6444]

Thank you so much for this video! I'm a beginner gardener and I thought I would start out with some grow bags. This video was so informative! I'm a new subscriber and I'm about to binge all of your videos!

[@GmamaGrowz]

Thanks for sharing your grow bag tips 🤩!

[@elliestell2696]

Thanks for the great information I have to grow and grow bags and I learned a lot from what you said thank you again

[@julemaltese]

This video was so helpful as I just purchased grow bags for my fall planting.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jgurka2105]

Moving the bags to adjust for sun and heat is a great tip - thanks. Very helpful video.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Best of luck to yoU!

[@elainejohnson6488]

Our first year using grow bags. Agree there is a learning curve with watering. Seems the bags not only dry out top to bottom, but outside to inside. Would like to try some brown ones to see if they reduce heat compared to black. Thanks for great information!

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Thanks for watching.

[@janicejurgensen2122]

Great tips for me as a new grow bag user! Thank you.

[@blackbones15]

Thank you for your time into making all these videos and for sharing your knowledge! God bless! Oh! N happy growing to you!

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

So nice of you, thanks for watching.

[@blackbones15]

You bet! I kick myself for not paying attention to my grandfather's green thumb, it was HUGE, I could have been a really good gardener had I taken the time to ask questions and watch. I took advantage of his delicious food, of course I was just a child, but, hey live and learn and watch videos from people such as yourself, so thank you!

[@SalimSidamak]

Thanks I am from Indonesia.. Best grow bags .

[@jamesshaw3850]

Thank you for posting your video from buffalo NY. This is exactly what I needed to see. This is the best system for me to do.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

You are welcome!

[@ThatBritishHomestead]

we used to grow tons in grow bags. but now we ahve more space we dont. However they are super good, but they do try out a lot. I have ended up giving them to much mum as she grows in pots.

[@redtobertshateshandles]

That's a nice tomato plant you grew in that bag. Thanks for the video. A deep pot will be soggy at the bottom and dry on top. I grow in a one foot wide, 10 inch deep plastic pots atm, trying grow bags this spring.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Best of luck to you!

[@christopherfranklin7800]

Your Videos are so wonderful and informational. Your garden is almost as beautiful as you! I've been having so much trouble with soggy pots, I just came in from my sad yellowing pepper plant and for this on my youtube, perfect timing. Thank you.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

They do help with overwatering. Best of luck to you.

[@lauriesmith7517]

No need to dump the potting mix out! It can be used for 3 or 4 years at least, with simple amendments each year.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Good point, thanks. If you're trying to store the bags away then you need to dump it out, but if you want to reuse it, then keep using it. Be sure to rotate what you plant in the bag if you plant again, etc.

[@CarnivoreChristian777]

After 8 years using grow bags they are almost like new... my friends after 2 years had to be thrown out. Only difference we dump soil, sterilize, and put up for season.

[@PsychoPlantLady]

@@CarnivoreChristian777 thank you for the tip. How do you sanitize your grow bags? This is my first year using them.

[@CarnivoreChristian777]

@@PsychoPlantLady We put a tablespoon of bleach in a 5 gallon bucket and dip them in there after we wash them off with the hose. The first year we didn't do this and they had all this green stuff? all over them. Our 85 year old gardening buddy told us to use bleach... it's alot of work having 75 bags but it's one less expense every year and they look nice. Happy gardening!🌱

[@PsychoPlantLady]

@@CarnivoreChristian777 thank you so much 😊

[@jenniferlynn1037]

Thank you for all the info, and the bag size graphics!! I’m starting a garden this year and am planning on a container garden. I thought grow bags would be a good place to start. Maybe work in some nicer looking options in future years if this year goes well. Of course if this year goes well, maybe I shouldn’t change a thing!! 😁

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Good luck!

[@jenniferlynn1037]

@@GrowingInTheGarden thank you!! 🤞

[@adelaidebeatricelaing4498]

Thanks very much for this video. It was really informative. I'm using grow bags and I've learnt things I didn't know. I really appreciated that you gave the volume in litres as well as gallons, I'm in Australia and it can be a pain always converting this. Thanks again.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Glad it was helpful!

[@poeticpoems1234]

Your information was so plentiful and the way you got right to the points that you were making, made this a great video for me and my container gardening. Was thinking about adding in a grow bag or two this season so I clicked on. Glad I did😌 I'm subbing!

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@gracegardenprince]

Good information 👍

[@gailgaddy5340]

Thanks for the advice and information 😊

[@lavernebradshaw8714]

Thank you so very much for this video! So very detailed and much information! Where did you purchase your grow bags?

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

These are the growbags I use: amzn.to/45Lrsr7

[@Microx3]

Thank you for this very informative video - much appreciated!

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Glad it was helpful!

[@debisusan4338]

Great video for first time grower! Thanks!

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Glad it was helpful!

[@rikyoussef]

good morning; thank you for all this information I love it so much, it is really helpful, love your way of talking clear for me, nice nice, success with all I subscribed, bravoo

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

So nice of you, thanks!

[@ZeroWasteFamily]

Smart growing in bags. We build soil by adding lots of compost and mulch in the form of grass and leaves from our neighbors.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

That's a great idea!

[@ceciliasoo9874]

Thanks Angela for sharing your tips on using grow bags. They are so helpful. Can I use Searls potting mix for my Meyer lemon & Jujube fruit.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Most potting mixes are good choices for grow bags.

[@KerryScottCooke7402]

I water my container garden where I use grow bags and 5 gallon buckets. Every morning I water religiously. If I don’t my plants wilt and we don’t want that.

[@Chocamatoes]

Love the visuals. ❤

[@cheriwhitley8385]

So glad I ran across u lli just bought grow bags and wanted to try them..the large bag I was wondering how many tomatoe plants I should plant in them.I’m starting seed this week for the first time..I hope they work!!

[@bndp]

I suck at gardening I bought tomato seeds and planted literally 30 tomato plants on a tiny pot hahahaha so at least that's 1 lesson learnt and I now bought 5x10GAL containers and I'm gonna split the tomato plants in them.. I have plenty of sun (Israel) and 6 great children who love to see stuff grow but so far I only did well with spring onion which literally needs nothing to grow hahahaha

[@itsgardeningtime]

New subscriber here ... Excellent video! Thanks for the 5 tips

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Thanks for watching!

[@jdandkylestock3482]

This was such a helpful video!! Lots of great information! Thanks for putting this together! 😍

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Glad it was helpful!

[@annieslasvegasgardening7829]

Good information,thank you Angela.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Thanks for watching!

[@garden_geek]

I'm really enjoying your channel. I'm surprised you don't have more subscribers! Ill keep watching and commenting. May the algorithm be ever in your favor.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

I appreciate that!

[@BlueFarmPNW]

Great information 💚🤘

[@jenmv3483]

Great option if you have as mobile home, where they monitor what you are allowed put in the ground. HOA are like this to.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Very true!

[@proteak1]

This video is so timely! I just got some 25 gallon grow bags and am trying to figure out what to plant in them. Would Jerusalem Artichokes be a good fit? I thought they might offer some nice late afternoon shade to my newly planted kumquat trees. Or maybe trellised sweet potatoes would be good...I avoid having sprawling plants on the ground because they’re such nice cool hiding spots for rattlesnakes here in North Scottsdale. Thanks for all of the hard work you put into your channel and website. Your content is super helpful. Like the other poster, I rarely comment and am also rooting for you and your channel. Go Angela!! 😃

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

I haven't grown those before, I'm not sure. I do appreciate your support and kind words, thank you!

[@necymamaril3735]

Hi Angela, thank you for the tips and suggestions! I use black plastic containers for my tomatoes and other vegetables and you’re right, they tend to dry so fast specially on hot days. I also just started to use your soil mix of compost, coco coir/ peat moss and vermiculite. Thanks for all the info. I wondered, though about fertilizing them in the container! Probably more frequently than the requirements on the fertilizer box?

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Exactly. I didn't go into fertilizing but plants in containers need more frequent fertilizer than those in the ground for sure. I would feed lightly more often - applying less than recommended but more often than recommended, if that makes sense.

[@jcms9658]

Do you use equal parts for soil mix

[@klomax7089]

What a great video! I learned a lot 👍🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👍🏽

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Glad it was helpful!

[@nicoleshupe2313]

Great video. Very informative. Thank you.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Glad it was helpful!

[@blys2pay]

Just the info I needed. Thanks

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Glad it was helpful!

[@juwanatani8356]

Thank you for your sharing the knowledge.I just liked.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Thanks so much.

[@juwanatani8356]

You are welcome .If you don't mind please visit and commenting on the juwana tani channel .Thank you very much.

[@LifeWithOra]

Thanks for sharing this information. I’m planning to use grow bags this year. New to your channel.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Welcome!

[@krystolred347]

A lot of good info. Thank you.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Glad it was helpful!

[@donnaq7626]

Thank you for this info. I use regular garden soil in these bags, right? I already have a garden area but would like to use these bags this year. Can I just scoop out my soil which has a good amount of compost from out compost bin. Thank you!

[@bruceleeroy1981]

Walmart reusable fabric bags are awesome plus they are only a dollar!

[@RealBradMiller]

I'm going to use these bags to move small shrubs, daylilies, and a few roses. I'm planning on popping the bags into open cardboard boxes with just their root balls and stabilizing them somehow, that way when I get to my new place I can place them in the shade and water them.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Great ideas.

[@freddieivory625]

Great tips, thanks for sharing!!

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Thanks for watching!

[@luigivendittelli164]

Thank you.

[@grisespino5342]

I wasn't aware there were self watering grow bags. I think it's great. Thanks for sharing love your videos and garden.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Makes growing tomatoes in grow bags a possibility, which is great. Thanks for watching.

[@craigdonald551]

Look for Larry Halls kiddy pool method

[@brendadukes5989]

Thank you so much for this very ! so much great info.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@biancaprato5859]

Hi Angela! Thank you for putting up quality videos with such good/concise info! I’m in chandler and we just got done upgrading our garden beds, I’m having your soil mix from the worm farm delivered in 2 days-yay!!! And my garden grids should be here in a few weeks. I have a few questions since I’m trying to copy everything you do so I have a better chance to get results like yours (I probably will only get to 1/10 of your success once you add in my human error 😂)...I have a few questions. First, I know in the summer shade cloth is absolutely necessary, but are you using any shade cloth right now? Once my plants are hardened, it feels like the sun is eating away the leaves. I give them morning sun and around noon I put them in the shade. Should I just leave them out all day, but with shade cloth? And lastly, I’ll be transplanting my plants before the garden grids arrive. Am I able to put them together once they’re in the bed? I know they’re easy to install and possibly already put together...? Is it adjustable if needed-for example taking an entire square out myself. Thank you so much for all the info you put out! You have no idea how much I appreciate watching someone that’s in Phoenix and knows our hot/dry weather!!

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

I don't have any shade up now. Don't be afraid of the sun, but let your transplants adjust slowly. Focus on good soil and watering and the plants will be happy. I'm working on a shade video soon that will give more detail about shade, so hopefully that will help. The grids come mostly assembled you can put them down around existing plants - this early in the season hopefully the plants are small. Best of luck to you and thanks for your support.

[@biancaprato5859]

Thank you so much! I’m looking forward to a successful gardening year 🤞🏽!!

[@mrsginny]

Great video!

[@KimberlyPintophotography]

I had the opposite experience with grow bags and soil. I found that the bottom of them stayed soggy and wet and then I ended up with some root rot, ect. I had to put cinderblocks underneath so that they were off the ground and could drain. If just set on the ground how frequently should you water because my 2X a week was too much but in our summers I imagine it can vary. Also probably varries by plant. I want to like these but just haven't had a good experience. Maybe I'll try trees in them. How often do you water them

[@danielfisch655]

Great info, thank you for sharing.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Glad it was helpful!

[@drunkviggo7263]

Awesome

[@thebra]

Thanks!

[@Msrojo1004]

What are Grow Bags made of?

[@munirasultana2313]

Great Video 💟 A new Subscriber here 👍

[@jeannelson4031]

Excellent Thank you

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Welcome 😊

[@tiadrumgold4702]

Great info! Thanks!

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

You bet!

[@northeasthardytropicals541]

Oh cool I’ve never seen these before

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

The self watering ones are pretty cool.

[@gardeninginthebackyard5228]

Thank you for the tips about grow bags. I bought a bunch of them and I plan to use them for my poblano peppers, tomatoes, and cucumbers that I am growing from seedlings.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Sounds great!

[@jessicacarrasco4892]

Will miracle growth poting soil for veggies work for theses bags I'm a newbie on useing them . I've been useing pots put I wanted to try theses cause I live in the desert and alot of times tge pots just get way too hot

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

That should work, potting soil is what to look for.

[@vee5032]

Great information!!

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Thanks for watching!

[@Hamidjutt999]

Nice information

[@vinaygandhi7141]

I use grow bags but watering is a challange, when i water from top , the water has tendency to flow out from grow bags walls and it does not reach to the bottom portion of soil at all , i have limitations of space hence i use grow bags of size 9 inch or 10 inch Dia with a depth of 12 inch Can you please suggest what will work best for watering in grow bags ?

[@SH-jy6lc]

Great video! Thank you! Quick question. Is it possible to sew the grow bags out of cotton canvas or do you think cotton will rot? Grow bags are pricy in my area so i thought to make them myself.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

You can always try - they will probably rot eventually, but you may get a season or two out of them depending on the fabric.

[@barbarellalm729]

Thank you so much for sharing all of this wonderful and helpful information. I am now a fan would you please recommend a brand of good potting soil. I’m new I’m kind of new to this. Usually I just get some soil, throw in some seeds and that’s it. But if I can learn a better way then I’m in. Thank you so much 🌸🌹💐🍆🥦🥒

[@GuyG.KTalesOfAnimals]

I am starting my first vegetable garden, I am planing to try growing in an Ikea bag on my roof balcony, should I poke holes in the bottom of the bag for drainage? Should I put something in the bottom of my bag to protect the floor from the drained water?

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

The water should drain out of the bag without holes. You may need to put the bags in something if you don't want to damage the floor. If it collects water, empty it. You don't want the bags standing in standing water.

[@sallymerrell2558]

I make my own grow bags, they're beautiful.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

That's great.

[@jainemiller2375]

Can you give us a description of how you make them? And of what material?

[@mauryhill2552]

Sally Merrill. I know how to make them but what fabric do you use that lets air and water travel through the sides of the bag? Do you include drain holes in the bottom?

[@sallymerrell2558]

@@jainemiller2375 Jaine, I use cotton fabric from my stash that I've had. I cut 2 squares about 14 inches square, sew the 2 sides and the bottom and leave the top open to put the soil and plant(s) in and it's ready to go. The cotton fabric already has thousands of tiny holes so I do not make any holes for the water to go through. For the handles I cut strips about 3 inches wide and 12 inches long and sew them to the tops of the bag. Hope this helps.

[@sallymerrell2558]

@@mauryhill2552 I don't make holes, I use cotton fabric and they already have thousands of very tiny holes which allows the water to drain. Hope this helps.

[@carolinehatley3783]

How do you empty a 25 gal grow bag at the end of the year?

[@karathenerd]

this is so helpful, i've been searching for sizing guidelines for so long!! any recommendations for zucchini bag sizes?

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

At least a 5 gallon size for one plant. Even larger would be better.

[@ceciliasoo9874]

Can you use a 5 gallon grow bag for a 18 inches jujube plant. Thank you kindly for your advice Angela

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

I would probably go larger if possible.

[@pearlbrown177]

great video how big you think for collards?

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Similar to Swiss chard. Can grow in a small container.

[@elizabethm5069]

Great video 👍 According to the information provided in the video I can used a 5 gallon fabric pot to grow cucumbers 🥒 do you put 1 cucumber plant per pot???

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Yes one plant for that size container.