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planting seeds in grow bags Grow Bags100 Gallon Raised Bed Grow Bags Durable Fabric Planters Bootstrap Farmers 100 Gallon Grow Bags are a cost effective, long lasting solution for both hobby gardeners and commercial growers. Designed as a fabric raised bed alternative, these extra large bags provide the space, aeration, and drainage needed to grow healthier plants. Built from food safe, recycled plastic and felt, these bags encourage root pruning, prevent heat buildup, and help avoid

100 Gallon Raised Bed Grow Bags – Durable Fabric Planters

Bootstrap Farmer’s 100 Gallon Grow Bags are a cost-effective, long-lasting solution for both hobby gardeners and commercial growers. Designed as a fabric raised bed alternative, these extra-large bags provide the space, aeration, and drainage needed to grow healthier plants.

Built from food-safe, recycled plastic and felt, these bags encourage root pruning, prevent heat buildup, and help avoid root-bound plants. With reinforced handles, they’re also easy to move, even at this size. Reusable for multiple seasons, they’re washable, foldable, and built to last up to 3 years under normal conditions.

Features

  • 100-gallon capacity for large-scale planting

  • Dimensions: 4.16' diameter x 12" deep

  • Perfect alternative to raised beds—ideal for vegetable crops, leafy greens, and shallow-rooted plants

  • Provides excellent drainage and aeration to support healthy root development

  • Encourages air pruning for stronger, more productive plants

  • Reinforced handles for easier transport

  • Made of food-safe recycled plastic and felt

  • Reusable, washable, and foldable for convenient off-season storage

  • Designed to last 3 years under normal conditions

Fabric Grow Bag Size Guide

(Approximate measurements when filled to the top.)

Size Cubic ft of Soil Best Use
2 gal 0.30 cf Houseplants, annual flowers
5 gal 0.66 cf Leafy greens, small plants
7 gal 0.93 cf Tomatoes, peppers, eggplants, potatoes, woody herbs
10 gal 1.3 cf Root crops (garlic, onions, carrots, beets), small fruit trees
25 gal 4.0 cf Mixed greens, flowers, herbs, potatoes
100 gal 10.3 cf Raised bed replacement; shallow-rooted crops, leafy greens, lettuce
200 gal 26 cf Raised bed replacement; perennials, larger vegetable crops

✅ With Bootstrap Farmer’s 100 Gallon Fabric Grow Bags, you’ll enjoy the benefits of a raised bed without the cost or hassle. These durable planters offer superior aeration, drainage, and portability—making them the perfect solution for large-scale or backyard growing.

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