Grow1 PE Grow Bags - Black - 1/2 Gal - 100 Count

Low-Cost Black Containers for Starts and Small Plants - 1/2 Gal

Rigid pots add up quickly when you fill a whole room. Grow1 PE grow bags replace them with lightweight polyethylene containers. The black walls block light from the root zone, and prefabricated holes let excess water drain. The walls are 5.5 mil thick.

The 1/2 gallon size suits young plants, trials and small-container runs. Each unit holds 100 bags, so a regular indoor grower or a commercial operation can fill many positions from a single order.

Key Features & Benefits

• Black polyethylene — blocks light and helps limit algae growth on the container.
• 5.5 mil walls — give the bag enough strength to hold its contents through a cycle.
• Prefabricated drainage holes — help water leave the container so you do not have to cut your own.
• 100 bags per unit — covers a large number of plant sites in one order.

Who Should Use Grow1 PE Grow Bags

Use these bags if you want an inexpensive container for vegetative growth, propagation steps or small-pot cultivation. They suit licensed commercial growers and home gardeners alike.

About Grow1 PE Grow Bags

Grow1 makes these polyethylene grow bags in black. The 1/2 gallon model has prefabricated drainage holes and 5.5 mil walls. It has no handles. It is sold as one unit that contains 100 bags.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many bags come in one order?
A: One unit contains 100 bags. The listing is sold each, and the 100 describes the contents of that unit.

Q: Do the bags already have drainage holes?
A: Yes. They have prefabricated holes, so you can use them straight from the box without cutting your own.

Q: How do grow bags compare with rigid pots?
A: Grow bags are lighter and cost less than rigid pots. They also fold flat when empty, which saves storage space.

Q: What does mil mean?
A: A mil is one thousandth of an inch, and it measures material thickness. These bags are 5.5 mil thick.

Q: Do these bags have handles?
A: No. They are plain bags without handles, so you move them by hand or on a tray.

Q: Why choose black?
A: Black material blocks light from reaching the root zone. That helps discourage algae growth on the container.