Smart Pots 10-Gallon Smart Pot Soft-Sided Container, Black with Cut handles

I got the 10 gallon up from the 5 gallon and I think 10 is the perfect size to keep plants manageable and the pot heavy enough so it doesn't topple over in the wind. I like the handle feature. Moisture is easily controlled. Root health is excellent. Smart pots are the way to go!

I garden in containers for tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, lettuce, spinach. My ground soil is all clay. My plants are so happy in these containers. No drying out like the old plastic pots I used to use. These are also easy to move around the deck area by pulling on the handles-which are still intact after multiple moves. Have re-used pots for 3 years. Purchased additional this year to finally be done with the plastic pots. Need a tray to sit under the pot if using on decking. I will buy again.

My wife and I just started gardening and we were looking for something to get us into the whole gardening scene. We're city people but have a lot of sunshine in our small yard. We didn't have a car or the time to go to a Home Depot to buy a heavy pot. Instead we found these "insta-pots" and they work wonderfully.- We can move them easily with the built-in handles.- They are actually fairly durable and tough.- They come in lots of sizes, we bought the 10-Gallon and then a few smaller ones for other herbs we have started growing.- Wait, did I say they were cheap?!?!? They are!They don't look like much when you get them in the mail, but fill them with some great soil and seed and you'll be off and growing quick!

Easy to use and store! We did buy a giantplastic drip tray from Home Depot for it. We planted tomatoes on our balcony and we didn't want it to drop on our downstairs neighbors balcony.

Used this smart pot this summer and I planted egg plants on it. And can't believe the size the egg plants that I got.I got three huge egg plants. These pot are nice it allows the roots of the plants to breath and when the sun hits it, it won't get hot and no harm to the roots. In this pot, I grew two tomato plants and an egg plant and I got plenty of tomatoes.

I really liked these containers. To let you know how good and sturdy they are, I purchased these six years ago, planted them out 2 years in row, the next two years I didn't do any gardening and have now gardened these last two years. I never emptied them or moved them indoors and they are now showing signs of wear and tear. By contrast, plastic pots last maybe a couple of seasons before starting to fall apart.

Used this last year for the first time. Planted a "Big Beef" tomato and was stunned how quickly it grew. I planted it a few week after planting a few others in Earthbox-style self watering planters, and this one ought up in no time. Left it outside over the winter and it looked to be in perfect condition. The handles are a nice touch. Bought two more this year.

Trying this product to grow potatoes. Scared of our the government. Food may soon be a problem. Gas prices going up. Food prices rising. We maybe like Venezuela soon. 😠Preparing for the worst!