Grow Bags

Grow bags have fundamentally changed the way modern growers approach container gardening. Far beyond traditional plastic pots, these fabric and breathable containers promote superior root health, maximize oxygen flow, and prevent the root circling that stunts growth. By selling high-quality options like the Redi Root aeration bags and the specialized coir-filled bags from Evocoir, you can give your plants the best possible foundation for achieving maximum yields.

The Power of Air Pruning:

The single biggest advantage of a breathable grow bag is a process called air pruning. This natural phenomenon ensures a robust and extensive root system:

• Stops Root Circling: When roots reach the porous fabric wall of the bag, they stop growing in a circle (which causes plants to become root-bound). Instead, the root tips are naturally “pruned” by the air.
• Forces Lateral Growth: Air pruning stimulates the plant to rapidly sprout new, secondary feeder roots within the soil mass. This creates a dense, healthy network that significantly increases the plant’s ability to absorb water and nutrients.
• Reduces Transplant Shock: Plants grown in bags often suffer less stress when moved, thanks to their highly fibrous and non-girdled root structures.

Redi Root vs. Evocoir: Two Top Solutions:

We feature these two leading brands because they offer high-performance solutions for distinct growing styles:

• Redi Root Bags: These are typically durable, reusable fabric bags that offer exceptional aeration and drainage. They are favored by growers who prefer to choose their own custom soilless or soil mix, providing a long-lasting, flexible, and washable container solution.
• Evocoir Bags: These bags are often pre-filled with compressed, buffered coco coir media, offering an all-in-one, ready-to-grow solution. They are ideal for beginners or those seeking the convenience of a sterile, perfectly buffered medium paired with the aeration benefits of a breathable container.

Pro Tip for Watering Grow Bags:

Because grow bags are highly breathable and drain so efficiently, they require more frequent watering than traditional plastic pots, particularly in hot or windy environments. To conserve water and ensure even saturation, it’s highly recommended to use a drip irrigation system with your grow bags. This provides slow, consistent moisture directly to the medium, compensating for the high evaporation rate and preventing dry spots.