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Barb_FL · August 7, 2019

I still use the brown Root Pouches that I bought in 2012. If I get a hole in it, it is because I'm moving it not by the handles.

https://www.greenhousemegastore.com/...root%2bpouches

The dimensions are listed on each size.

The 15 gallon ones seem huge when you are filling it. I have 2,3,5,7,10,15 gallons.

My large tomatoes actually produce more in the RP than an EB. However, they get really gross where I need to pressure wash them to get the moss (??) off. I've PW them all at the end of the season too. I use a porch type Presser Washer and they hold up to it.

That said, after the first few buys, I started buying the cheaper grey ones. My original grey ones must be 4-5 years old by now.

I like the 7 gallon ones the best.

I use to leave mine out all year holding the potting mix; but I haven't for several years now.

ETA - Your plant is beautiful!!

August 7, 2019	#3
Barb_FL Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2014 Location: Indialantic, Florida Posts: 1,999	I still use the brown Root Pouches that I bought in 2012. If I get a hole in it, it is because I'm moving it not by the handles. https://www.greenhousemegastore.com/...root%2bpouches The dimensions are listed on each size. The 15 gallon ones seem huge when you are filling it. I have 2,3,5,7,10,15 gallons. My large tomatoes actually produce more in the RP than an EB. However, they get really gross where I need to pressure wash them to get the moss (??) off. I've PW them all at the end of the season too. I use a porch type Presser Washer and they hold up to it. That said, after the first few buys, I started buying the cheaper grey ones. My original grey ones must be 4-5 years old by now. I like the 7 gallon ones the best. I use to leave mine out all year holding the potting mix; but I haven't for several years now. ETA - Your plant is beautiful!! Last edited by Barb_FL; August 7, 2019 at 04:52 PM.