What’s in Your Pot? | ROOT POUCH

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[@teraken18]

ルーツポーチはガーデニングに革命をもたらす画期的で素晴らしい商品だね！。

[@ccoinchris1905]

Hi there love your videos. I'm in the process of starting a strawberry farm and looking at using grow bags that will be replaced every 3 to 4 years when I replace the plants. I live in manitoba Canada and it gets very cold out here. I'm wandering what's the difference from non woven polyester and non woven polypropylene grow bags and what's there life span

[@salvatoregiovanni8967]

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?

[@ccoinchris1905]

I cant seem to find any reviews and differences from non woven polyester and non woven polypropylene grow bags. Would love if you could explain the differences . Thanks

[@andyvarley8601]

There is no difference, they are made from plastic, simple, he hasn't told me anything. They claim to be making them from recycled plastic bottles.however, which if true is better than the competition, but they are non biodegradable plastic

[@collectomaniac8]

@@andyvarley8601 it is true. It's a better use of plastic than it going to landfill. Also, because of the way the fibre is made these are BPA free and food safe. You won't get that in another grow bag as far as I can determine.