12105 Fabric Pot, Original, Purple, Original

I filled my smart pot with as much soil as I had on hand, and placed it on a slight incline. The problem is that the sides fold over unless the pot is completely full, and the soil ran down from the back after a heavy rain. The sides are already fairly low, plus with the cloth folding over let the rabbits have a field day with my Brussels sprouts. We'll see how the peppers do for the rest of this season. I'll know better next year, and not use it unless it's completely full.

Takes a lot of dirt but otherwise good.

I am unable to do the digging so thought I couldn't garden. But after much research I have learned these cloth garden pots and beds are very easy and effective at growing food anywhere. In a small patio space or the large outdoors. It's very gratifying to be able to garden again.

Makes planting so much easier. Just throw it where you want it and fill with dirt.INSTANT growing bed! I love the purple color as I plant my "purps" in them so I know which baby clones are which, compared to the regular variety of clones in the black planters

Definitely a good investment. I used a little less than a full bag of soil to fill it (about 1.5 cubic feet). My plants are doing great. I have broccoli in one and black beauty zucchini in the other.

Smart pots are way better than plastic or terra cotta if you have fruiting plants. Automatic air prune, and no worries about your plants getting rootbound either. Works great.

These are the best!!! Last year I had poor production in my regular pots because of heavy rains and poor drainage. Not anymore!! And, so much easier than doing the work to make a raised bed

too shallow and the edges collapse...guess it would work if you didn't have any good soil for a planting bed. The carrots i grew in this grew well though, so not a total failure; but do not put on a deck or patio; it will stain or maybe even rot a deck.