#1, #2, #3

1 gallon: For best results, grow only one or two plants.
3 gallon: One to three plants will grow comfortably.

#3, #5

Starting from seed or starter plants, for onions plant
in rows or in a circular pattern. Thin plants for proper
spacing to allow for desired root size and growth.

#5, #7

Give the plants a trellis or a similar surface to climb to
keep them off of the ground and to add visual appeal to
your garden.

#1, #2, #3, #5, #7, #10

Zucchini and squash do best in 5 gallon pouches or
bigger. In a 5 gallon container it is possible to grow two to
three corn or green bean plants, with amounts increasing
with pouch size.

#5, #7, #10

Use the 5, 7 or 10 gallon pouches; choice of size is
determined by the eventual desired size of the plant.
Traditional tomato cages fit comfortably inside the 5 gallon
pouches; plants grown in the larger sizes may requireaddition supports.

Choose dwarf berry varieties that are bred for container
culture. For temperate environments it’s recommended
to bring perennials that have a dormancy period through
winter inside or into a greenhouse.

#35, #45, #65

Start by planting about half way up from the bottom of
the pouch. As the plant grows continue to fill up the pouch
with a loose soil-mix, fluffy compost or even straw to allow
the spuds to develop in a non-compacted environment.
This approach can also be used when growing leeks.

#100, #150, #200, #250, #300

Looking for a way to have a raised garden bed without all
of the construction?

BPA-FREE & UV RESISTANT

Pouches are made from porous materials, when growing
indoors place pouch on a tray to protect surfaces.

TIPS

For best results, when growing fruits or vegetables in containers there is an inherent need to use fertilizer. Both synthetic and organic forms of fertilization can be used, so the choice is in the grower’s hands. For plant nutrient guidance, consult your local garden center or greenhouse employee. It is suggested to wash the Root Pouch in-between uses, with earth friendly soaps allowing the pouch to air dry.

We also suggest using certified organic potting mix in your plantings.

Happy Gardening.