The question a first time buyer asks is not which material, it is which size. A bag that is too small stalls the plant and one that is too large keeps the compost wet. This range answers it on the product: 1 gallon is where succulents, cacti and aloe start, 3 gallon covers radishes, spring onions and strawberries, 5 gallon takes garlic, peas and peppers, and 7 to 10 gallon is for cabbage, tomatoes, potatoes and carrots. The bag itself is non-woven felt with a green bound rim, so it breathes and drains at every size.
The first question a grower asks is not which material, it is which size. A bag that is too small stalls the plant and one that is too large keeps the compost wet between waterings.
The range is documented the way a grower actually chooses: 1 gallon is where succulents, cacti and aloe start, 3 gallon covers radishes, spring onions, chives and strawberries, 5 gallon takes garlic, peas, peppers and chillies, and 7 to 10 gallon is the band for cabbage, tomatoes, potatoes and carrots. Getting that match right is most of what decides whether a crop performs, and it is usually left to the buyer to work out.
The rim is bound in green rather than left raw, which strengthens the top edge and gives the bag a finished look on a shelf. Seams are finely stitched and the handle is set into a designed anchor panel rather than tacked on, so a full bag can be lifted without the wall opening behind the stitch. The felt breathes and drains, so air reaches the root zone and surplus water leaves instead of sitting at the base. The wall system is shared across the air pruning pot range.
| Use | Vegetables, herbs and flowering plants |
| Material | Non-woven felt fabric |
| Form | Round |
| Rim | Green bound rim |
| Seams | Finely stitched |
| Handles | Designed anchor panel |
| Size guide | 1 to 10 gallon, matched to crop |
| Packing | Bag, pallet or carton |
The handle anchor is a panel rather than a loop, so the pull is spread across a square of felt instead of concentrating on one seam. The base is finished flat and stitched so the bag stands level while it is filled, and the bound rim keeps the top edge from fraying through repeated handling. Smaller propagation formats sit alongside in the seedling and propagation range.
Tell us which sizes, rim colours and quantities your programme runs, since the range is built to order and a printed logo can be added on programme quantities. Orders ship in bags, on pallets or in cartons, and the flat bag stores in a fraction of the space a stack of rigid pots takes. The wider soft container range sits in the planting bag range. Container and growing media supply is covered at HortiDaily and FreshPlaza.
How do I choose a size?
The range is matched to crops: 1 gallon for succulents and herbs, 3 gallon for radishes and strawberries, 5 gallon for peppers and peas, 7 to 10 gallon for tomatoes and potatoes.
What is the green rim for?
It binds the top edge, which strengthens it against handling and stops the felt fraying.
How are bulk orders packed?
In bags, on pallets or in cartons, with mixed sizes and colours combined in one load.
Tell us the sizes, colours and quantities your programme needs, and we will come back with the packing plan, sample and lead time.
Mark Wu, Co-founder & Technical Director, Sichuan Zhifang Net Industry. 15 years manufacturing agricultural nettings for growers in 32 countries.
