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I planted an apple tree two days ago that came in a small charcoal colored fabric pot exactly like you show here. I planted the fabric pot in the ground assuming it was breathable and biodegradable. Did I make a mistake? Should I remove the bag and re-plant the tree or leave as is?

so you couldn't move all of this to a more quiet space or use a mic? must be hell being there in this loud environment. really sorry for you.

Great video, thank you! I've tried small smartpots in AZ & they did well in the cooler months, but in the summer they dried out too fast. I only tried super small pots though. How do you think Root Pouch would hold up in our 118 degree temps & can it be used very long term, say for planting a small citrus tree? Thanks again!

Straight to the point and very blunt on what works and what doesn’t. THANK YOU 🙏🏽🦋✨☁️

I have micro plastics in my testes

can't hear you

Thank you for sharing! Oaks are the keystones of ecosystems and biodiversity. Love the fabric and rootmaker pots. The trees really take off right after planting! So much better than the traditional plastic root bound pots (some even have girdling roots in those containers 😞).

what pines are those. they look nice

What is "pot in pot"?

Ur compare video is not there... 🥴

I just got my new Root Pouch bags I love them I already have 2 of the same grow bags And used them 3 times you can’t even tell which ones are the new ones even after running them through the washing machine

Do the bags get returned to you to get recycled?

How often to repot the trees?

How often to repot the trees?

Superb video showing the versatility of rootpouch ! Love the new auto filling machine 😊

Hi, I am getting a small magnolia plant (little gem) that I want to keep it in a root pouch and place in the ground. Can I transplant it to a larger root pouch in years to come? I am trying to keep the magnolia as small as I can. Thank you.

Where is the nursery located? More interested in your trees!!

I have several oak trees that have grown fairly quickly down by my drainage Creek. They're from one and a half inch to 3 in thick. Do you think I can transplant them in the fall to my front yard? I don't want to ruin the taproot

Just discovered you guys. Found a bundle of pouches abandoned in an old shed and im excited to use them

It looks good. Use two containers for oak planting. 😊

Unfortunately, food-grade quality in plastic is not a guarantee against its toxicity. Just look for the article "Chemicals leach from food-grade plastic" and other similar ones on internet. It's even worse when plastic is heated or in the sun...

Put links in the description you lazy bum

I’ve used both. I’m sticking with my peg leg. 🪵 🪴

I have several of these bags in the 5, 7, 10 and 15 gal. The water does run out of the sides but not as bad as others I have. I water from the center (root ball area) and go out then in reverse. The best method I found was to water from the bottom in a plastic type container. I use an underbed long RubberMaid or Hefty brand plastic container, add water then place bags inside for at least two to three hours for the first time I use the bag. (Some gardeners say they wet the soil/mix as they add to the pot to help avoid the water going out the sides.) Once bottom water is absorbed it seems to help for the next waterings to soak more into the soil and not out the sides. But I'm no expert and barely a novice in planting. I'm happy if they survive thru summer. Try experimenting. All I can say is I really like these bags. I can fold down the sides if need be for shallow roots like strawberries etc. I'm growing Proven Winners Salvia "Rockin' Playin The Blues" in the 15gal and I think they have deep roots so it's loving this pot. It's ginormous! Me and the bees and hummers are loving the plant and plant is loving this pot! I'm hoping it'll turn into a perennial but not sure if PW seeds are sterile to only last one season. Time will tell. It's a nice video to explain and appreciate the time taken to do it. Thank you!

Hi. How big are the pouches in the video? How old are the trees? What is the distance between pots?

Hi. How big are the pouches in the video? How old are the trees? What is the distance between pots?

Very cool! Are tap roots more of a deciduous tree thing? Do coniferous trees have them too?

Very cool - we love oak and maple trees!!

do you think root pouches are better then airpods?

Learning about air pruning is blowing my mind. 🤯

Why do they always make nursery pots black? Black makes the roots far too hot.

What did he say? I can't hear him.

when the woman start talking i thought it was the guys voice and i was so shocked lol

and you left out terracotta pots because?

Can I put my grow bags directly on my patio or do they need to be placed in something like a kiddie pool as I’ve heard some people do?

I like your product, I use your product. But don't lie to me. Clear plastic can be recycled infinite number of times.

It makes me cry. The very bottle he is holding is a clear plastic bottle that can be recycled into new clear plastic bottles, millions of times. He hasn't recycled anything, he has only made sure it DOES end up in a landfill now. People, stop believing the lie about recycling. That bottle is now taken from the plastic feedstock. Plastic bottle companies would love to recycle that very bottle into a new bottle, because it saves them money over new plastic.

He a hater

What percentage of the root pouch is recycled vs virginal material?

do ( not ) use the plastic screws . use plastic ( zip ties ) instead .

Impressive.

Thank You! I'm glad to hear a professional horticulturist's opinion on this subject.

*QUESTION:* _what about placing the AIR-POT inside a slightly larger fabric bag?_ *What are the advantages & disadvantages??*

Is there a micro plastic issue as it degrades in the soil?

Where is the video he's talking about? Which pots are better - cloth or air-pot?

th-cam.com/video/qkFfMJSF6aA/w-d-xo.html. Mushroom cultivation in airpots

Вы крутые. У меня есть ваши мешки 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Does the roots connect to the actual soil? if yes does it damage the tress when you move them ?

Bad ass video brotha!

Fabric pots are just to iritating to deal with. I tried it, I dont like it, my yields did not increase, just my labor and cost of dealing with the bs that came with working with fabric pots. They a bi**h to transplant, water and deal with overall. I'm going back to Plastic. I'm done with the fabric bs.