What are GROW BAGS? How to grow vegetables using Grow Bags!🍅

#OurWeekendHomestead #GrowBags #FeltPots
What is a grow bag? A grow bag is a reusable felt bag that you can plant and place anywhere. Want to learn how to grow vegetables using grow bags? We’re going to show you how to use grow bags and plant where you may not have been able to plant before. Grow bags will help you expand your planting area to up your harvest. If you don’t want to miss any of our upcoming videos, be sure to Subscribe and hit that Notification Bell. I will also put a list and links for all of the parts we used for this project in the description below. If you enjoyed the video, please give us a Thumbs up. Feel free to leave us a Comment if you have any questions or there is something you would like to see in a future video. Thank you for watching and we will see you next time.
David & Lisa
Instagram - @OurWeekendHomestead
Items used for this project:
10 & 20 Gallon Grow Bags - amzn.to/3uhBht6
Moisture Meter - amzn.to/3oT2LEn
Tomato Cages - tinyurl.com/nfb3cxuh
Feed Lot Panel - tinyurl.com/572ywnaa
Additional items to consider:
Plant Coaster with tray- amzn.to/3ce6XJD
Plant Saucer-amzn.to/3g4H549
Chapters
0:00 Video introduction
1:12 Grow Bags on the internet
1:34 Grow Bags explained
2:12 Filling the bags
2:42 Easy to move
3:08 The down side
3:50 Growing potatoes
4:57 Growing tomatoes
5:21 Tomato support
5:43 Finished project
6:17 Video wrap-up
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[@Simmerdownsimerly]

Sure helpful! We need grow bags for our small apartment porch. Can’t wait to try this!

[@OurWeekendHomestead]

With all the different sizes, you can create a nice porch garden easily. So glad you enjoyed it!

[@ronmsharonm2708]

Great video. Thank you for all the great tips!!

[@OurWeekendHomestead]

Thank you! We are so glad you found us. Appreciate the comment. Thanks for watching.

[@rob1217]

Did not know about these bags. Thanks for sharing !!

[@OurWeekendHomestead]

They are pretty neat! 🌱Thanks for the comment!

[@B24CoPilotNiece]

I’ve had so much trouble keeping control of weeds with a couple of small garden beds I have. So I embraced your “concrete urban garden” idea, covered my beds with stepping stones so I won’t have to worry about the Little Shop of Horrors man-eating weeds I can no longer control; and I purchased the grow bags you suggested and set them on top of the stones up against the house with trellises I already had. It looks great! I love your ideas and I think this is really going to work well for me instead!

[@OurWeekendHomestead]

That’s awesome! Glad you got something out of our videos! We keep learning & fine tuning and each year it just gets better & better. Good luck this season. Let us know how it all turns out. Thanks so much for watching & commenting.

[@dollycaldwell4938]

I noticed that you planted deeply.....i shall try this

[@OurWeekendHomestead]

With the potatoes, we plant them deep and as they grew up we kept adding soil. This was a great success & yielded a lot of potatoes. This worked well with the sweet potatoes too. So far we have used the grow bags for tomatoes, potatoes & cabbage. Bags are holding up great. Looking forward to planting even more this season. Thank you for watching. Good luck with your garden!

[@kmac4124]

good video ...thanx !

[@OurWeekendHomestead]

Glad you found it helpful! Thanks for watching & commenting!! Good luck with your garden!

[@dhaneeshasangwani4820]

Hii good information can I ask when u put grow bags directly on the floor it's get dirty how to cleen it or any other ideas to keep grow bags indoors & rooms balcony .please suggest thanks

[@OurWeekendHomestead]

Great question! You could try setting the grow bag on a pot tray. They come in all different sizes and materials. There are also plant coasters that have trays and wheels to easily move them around. We have a few links in the details section. Hope this helps! Thanks for watching.

[@kshejohnson6649]

Will my produce b ok n gallon bags? I have to use containers I thought I bought bigger ones

[@OurWeekendHomestead]

Great question. We typically use 7-10 gallon bags for most of our larger vegetables. We did use 5 gallon bags for some peppers this year. If they start to outgrow the bag move them into a larger bag or container. Good luck with your garden. Keep us posted on how it goes. Thanks for watching.