Hanging Strawberry Planter for Strawberry Bare Root Plants (Roots not Included) Felt Material 2 Pack

They need to be watered all the time and are not as sturdy in the wind as I would like it to be.

Easy to use, watering is efficient. I have had lots of strawberries, Hung them on Shepherd's hooks.

* Well made* Blends into garden or looks good on its own.* So much easier to get to the fruit

Every time you water this the soil runs out of the holes and you have to constantly add soil to keep the roots covered.

for the care of plants.

The strawberries were a lil hard to get in the hole and the cucumbers broke a few times b4 they could grow up. BUT all in all I really like the bags. I do water daily for about 5-10m since it's been so hot out but the plants seem to be doing well. The cucumbers at the bottom may be a lil too wet or at least that is what I am told.The strawberries are delicious, you'd never know they came from a hanging bag. They're small but that could be the type of plant. The cucumbers are just now starting to produce but I have high expectations.

For this product, I used it for my strawberry bare roots. I've started to water them twice a day because it dries out so fast. I've read a lot of reviews that this could happen and does with a lot of the type of planters. Most people marked the product down because of it but I've adapted. What works for me is watering at the very top then watering the sides getting water in every hole to every plant root then watering the top again. I used a 2 Gal watering pitcher. Another thing people complained about was that the dry too fast. I check each hole to see if the soil is dark or light and check under the top layer of soil. So far so good, I'll update if I need to.

I didn’t use bare root, but it still worked all the same.

Don’t recommend this at all, the water scapes from the wholes before getting to the roots.