Product Description:
Enhance your vertical gardening experience with these 2Pcs 12-Pocket Plant Bags. Each pocket measures LW 1720cm (6.69*7.87in), offering ample space for growing a variety of plants. Perfect for wall-mounted gardening, they help you save space while creating a lush green look on your indoor or outdoor walls. Ideal for planting strawberries, herbs, vegetables, and foliage plants.
Crafted from high-quality non-woven felt, the material is non-toxic, biodegradable, UV-resistant, anti-corrosion, sunscreen-protected, and heat-resistant—ensuring long-lasting use. These planters are also reusable, lightweight, economical, and portable, making them a smart and eco-friendly gardening solution.
Perfect for use in various scenes such as balcony gardens, home decor, garden nurseries, café walls, and even supermarket displays. Elevate the aesthetics of your living space or outdoor fences with greenery, flowers, and herbs.
Features:
- Applications for greening projects, offices, household decoration, home gardening, shopping malls, nursery production, hotels, and more.
- The hanging gardening planter bag is easy to mount and built to last—durable, anti-deformation, with corrosion resistance and excellent breathability, ensuring healthy plant irrigation and growth.
- Ideal for growing tomatoes, herbs, flowers, strawberries, and green plants. Multiple bags can be arranged together to cover large wall areas, offering flexible layout options.
- Beyond gardening, the planting bag also serves as a unique wall décor and space-saving solution. Can be creatively used as a green mural or even a storage bag.
Specification:
- Material: Non-woven fabrics
- Color: Black
- Size: 60 x 80 cm (23.62 x 31.5 in)
- Pocket Size (L x W): 17 x 20 cm (6.69 x 7.87 in)
- Weight: 0.8 Kg
Package Included:
2 x Planting Bags
Note:
- Please refer to the measurement. Tiny measuring error is allowable in normal range.
- There might be slight color differences due to monitor, camera, or lighting conditions. Please refer to the physical product.
