AC InfinityNursery Bags 1/4 Gallon, Non-Woven Fabric Growing Pouches, 50-Pack Biodegradable Plant Pots for Seed Starting, Soil Transplant, Home Garden Supply

These nursery bags are absolutely the best! I bought the 1/4 gallon, and I may never go back to plant pots. Ever. I used a yogurt container, filled it with potting mix, put the bag over to top, and then flipped it over. The bag is now almost effortlessly filled, sits flat, and the opening is easy to work with. I also ordered some other bags from a different company, and they were not even close to the quality and we’re more expensive. The quarter gallon seems to be comparable to a five inch peat pot. I planted two or more of everything, one in the bag and one in a peat pot. Without fail, the plants in the bags did better than the peat pots and at a cheaper price. For example, I planted two zucchini plants and two each of two different types of yellow squash. The plants started in the bags are bigger and producing more. I’m ordering more, in all sizes. I did not leave the bags on when transplanting, so I’m not sure how well they break down. Highly recommend if you grow anything from seed.

I work for a seed company. I started using these to transplant without messing with my roots. Simply put they do the job and then some. Tuff enough to stand up on it's own. Once my roots are established I'll move them to a bed or pots. I have yet to finish a complete grow with them. So just how biodegradable they are I'm not sure. I'll edit this feedback once I find out.

So first off they're good for seedlings and smaller plants which should be obvious knowing they are nursery pots. But just be careful if you decide to put them on a stand or something, they are not very sturdy and even with lighter fluffy soil, they tend to lean all over the place.The first one I filled I did all the way up to about an inch from the top and ended up rolling it over just a little, the second two I did with about 2 and half inches from the top due to just being low on soil and wanting to see if they held up better the first one that was filled more. Which it didn't really make a difference.Other then that they work for what you need them too and best part is during transplant you just plant the whole thing right in to your new container. No need to remove the nursery pot the roots will grow right through. Definitely worth every penny!

I use these for my seedlings then I put them directly in to their 5 gallon pot roots grow right through these. Saves time and you don't have to worry about transplant shock. You also don't have as much to clean up since you are not dumping anything out.

Not gotten very far with these yet but on appearances and after potting into a couple of them… I’m pleased with the perceived quality. I do not know how well they will break down in the soil or how they will hold up over the couple weeks they’re utilized… but these are far better already than the other options I’ve seen or used. However just FYI the 0.25gal ones are slightly bigger than I would’ve expected from the photos… but quality seems on point so no worries there. Will update this review as more becomes apparent.