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These raised bed grow bags from Bootstrap Farmer are the perfect fit for your hobby or commercial growing needs.
At Bootstrap Farmer, we produce our own grow bags at a more effective price point compared to others on the market. If you're someone who's looking for a large 100 gallon grow bag that's cost-effective, we have just the right one for you.
Our 100 gallon grow bags should last you 3 years under normal environmental conditions. Our large grow bag has reinforced handles that make it easy to transport. This grow bag also prevents heat build-up, allows excess water to drain away, and aerates soil.
Check out Bootstrap Farmer's wide variety of other grow bags.
Collections: Buckets, Bags & Containers, Grow Bags, Raised Beds
Type: Grow Bags
If you buy more than 20 are there fixing on them?
Yes you can buy more than 20 grow bags. Just submit a request on our contact form with the details and we can give you custom order pricing: https://www.bootstrapfarmer.com/pages/contact-us
How do these bags hold up against gophers? Will they chew through the bottom?
Good question which im afraid I don't have a definitive answer. It takes a lot of effort to rip the fabric. I imagine a gopher would need to put some effort into it but it could get through.
These are made out of a leach free food safe polypropylene fabric woven plastic. A gopher could probably chew through but it would not enjoy doing so. We have never heard of anyone mention that they had a gopher chew through yet. If this was something you were really concerned about you could line the bottom with hardware cloth which is a steel mesh available at any hardware store.
Would the 100 gallon work for potatoes or sweet potatoes?
The 100 gallon would work but our 200 gallon grow bags https://www.bootstrapfarmer.com/products/200-gallon-grow-bag might be a bit better suited because of the extra hieght that it has.
What is best to fill with for strawberry plants and tomato plants
Tomatoes can be done with anywhere from 3-7 gallon bags. Strawberries I would recommend either a 5-7 gallon, or the lower profile 100 gallon.
How much soil or compost does the bag require?
It will take a little over 13 cubic feet to fill the 100 gallon grow bag up.