Great material ----- Plant bags made of thick felt, moisture-proof, breathable and water-permeable, prevents over-watering and prevents excess water from entering. Eco-friendly and lightweight, provides a healthy environment for root plants. With access flap ----- Potato grow bag with a viewing window with Velcro closure, through which you can not only observe the growth of plant roots and fruits, but also easily harvest plant fruits without digging the ground must. Easy to use ----- The plant bags have two fixed handles, which are made of standard 3.0 polypropylene, can strengthen 10 times the load-bearing capacity and cannot break. You can move it easily and without worry. Stable seam ----- The bottom of the plant bags is sewn with polyester thread to form a fully closed side, which makes them more sturdy and durable. The top of the planter bags can effectively prevent the wire from falling off due to frequent movement. reusable for years Versatile ----- Vegetable bags are ideal for patios, small gardens, balconies, sunrooms, other outdoor and indoor areas that can be folded up for storage when idle. Widely used for planting potatoes, onions, taro, radishes, carrots and other vegetables. Can also be used as a storage bag. Product Features: Material: non-woven fabric. Volume: 26.50 l, 33.66 l, 38.47 l, 56.52 l. Previous dimensions: 35 x 30 cm (D x H). 40 x 30 cm (D x H). 50 x 30 cm (D x H). Updated dimensions: 30 x 35 cm (D x H). 35 x 35 cm (D x H). 35 x 40 cm (D x H). 40 x 45 cm (D x H). Scope of delivery: 2 x planting bags (vegetables are not included) Do you like to plant yourself? Grow bags are ideal for most plants. How do you prepare and plant it? Step 1. Mix the moist soil with the fertilizer, then add four inches to the bag. Place 4-6 potato tubers on this soil, sprouts and add another 2 inches of soil to cover them. Step 2. Until the soil dries out completely, it's a good idea to wait about 2 weeks for the plants to emerge before watering them again. Step 3. Continue to water the sprouts once they have sprouted. When the plants are 12 inches tall, add 6 inches of soil around the base of the plants and water. Step 4. Once they have grown another 12 inches above the ground, repeat the process until the bags are almost full. Keep them well watered, especially in dry weather. Step 5. Wait about 7-8 weeks for the foliage to turn brown and dead again, then you can harvest the potatoes. (Harvest the potatoes from the flap, just take the large potatoes and hold the small potatoes so they grow into the ground). Step 6. When the plants are ready, split the bag and recycle the compost as a soil conditioner in the garden. Step 7. Clean the planting bag, store it for next planting.