Bagoplant Grow Bag

Overwatering and rootbound roots are the most common killers of house plants, herbs, and succulents. Bagoplant grow bags solves both these issues growing a better plant for a better planet.

• Firstly, bagoplant’s porous material prevents overwatering and encourages you to interact with your plant on a more consistent basis.
• Secondly, because the entire bag is made of porous material, the roots from the plant system detect air from all sides of the bag and result in an even air pruning process. The end of the root dies off and a new root grows out from the tap root leaving you with a completely healthy, root-bound-free plant.
• Lastly, black nursery pots are pure plastic, rigid, and stick out like a sore thumb. It is time to change it out for a lighter, form-fitting, and sleek bagoplant grow bag. Your plant and eyes will thank you!

Made from 100% recycled plastic water bottles (rPET) so as to remove waste from landfills and extend the life cycle of plastic. The plastic fibers are BPA free which means you can plant edible plants inside of the bagoplants.

• XS is best for succulents, seeds, and cuttings. The grow bag prevents overwatering, however, this size dries out quicker than the larger sizes, so keep an eye on your plants and seedlings. They will thank you for it!
• S is great for all plants beginning their maturity, like larger succulents, houseplants, herbs and vegetables. Remember that the grow bag prevents overwatering so your water schedule is important. Given the air pruned roots, your plants will be quick to grow out of this size and into the next!
• M is for your mature plant that is reaching its near maximum size. Works well with vegetables, herbs, and medium to large houseplants. We often start our larger plants in this size if we are aiming to grow them bigger. Depending on the size of the plant, adjust your watering schedule accordingly.

Size	Diameter	Height	Volume
XS	2.5"	3.5"	1/16 Gallon
S	5"	6"	1/2 Gallon
M	7"	6.5"	1 Gallon

*Small deviations in measurements are expected.

1. Empty the bagoplant removing dry soil, roots, and plant materials from the bag. Let it dry for 24 hours.
2. Wash out the bag of any remaining dirt.
3. Add 1 tablespoon of baking soda and 1 tablespoon of dishwashing liquid into a plastic tote ⅓ full of warm water.
4. Place your bags in a container and add water so that your bags are submerged. Soak for 20 minutes.
5. Use a soft bristled brush to scrub any stains away.
6. Air dry for at least 24 hours.
7. Ensure bagoplants are 100% dry before storing them to avoid mold or mildew on the bags.
8. DO NOT put your grow bags in the dryer.