YUVAGREEN Long UV Treated Terrace Gardening Green Grow Bags for Leafy Greens and Vegetable with Side Support (Side Eyelet)(60" X 12" X 12") - (Pack of 1)

We have them on the terrace, open to sky, exposed all the time since 2019. They're still going strong, with just the sturdiness giving away now. We used concrete bricks to keep the sides up as the provided holes to tie it up weren't good enough.

Not sturdy, as others review. Need side supports for shape. Better to buy round shaped.

The quality of product is good but size is big so it should have some side support to keep it in shape. I have to make a pvc stand that fits into the corners to keep it in shape, otherwise it can not hold soil properly.

Good for terrace garden farming. I grow grean leafed vegetables proudly..

List of disadvantages1. After filling soil the sides of the bag collapses outwards and therefore could not hold the soil properly.2. To prevent from the sides collapsing, dig a pit, put the bag inside and fill the soil. Side collapse can be avoided but it results in water drain problems.3. Provision has been given to ties the bag using rope but this provision also does not solve the side collapsing problem. It only holds the place that has been tied with the rope, rest of side will still collapse.

They're strong and big and fill up a lot of soil. I'm planning on buying more so hopefully the brand keeps its quality. So far I've tried the 18 inch round ones and the rectangle ones both of which were great. I liked the round ones more because they hold the shape better and the rectangle ones just tend to sort of fall apart at sides and you have to shape soil with your hands or provide support so it maintains the shape. The bigger one though, like everyone else noted is very big and probably good for a small tree and uses a lot of soil to fill up.

Pros1. ConceptCons1. Zero Hold of Side Body2. Cord is not Sturdy enough to hold soil on the long sides hence roots will not hold.3. Holes are in 4 corners but at the height of 1 inch so water will stay in the bottom and possiblity of Root RotSolutions1. Can add wooden sticks on the sides to make it strong enough.2. Keep it at walls or surround it with other bags or pots for it to hold.Final VerdictThough it could have been nice product, it's a design disaster where as round bags would be much better design wise and space wise and common sense wise

Quality of grow bag is good, but the inherent problem with rectangular ones (especially where the width is more) is its inability to stand straight while the soil is populated. You need to give support from all sides.