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

Light-Blocking Starter Containers in Bulk - 1 Gal

Rigid pots add up quickly when you are filling a whole room or running many starts. These black polyethylene bags replace them at a lower cost per container. The black film blocks light from reaching the root zone, and prefabricated holes let excess water drain.

The 1 Gal size suits seedlings, rooted starts and small plants, and works for hobbyists testing a setup or commercial growers who need a lot of starter containers. Each unit holds 100 bags, so you can fill a tray or bench in one go.

Key Features & Benefits

• Black polyethylene film — blocks light, which helps limit algae and mildew in the root zone.
• 5.5 mil thickness — holds up to handling and repeated filling better than thin film.
• Prefabricated drainage holes — let excess water escape without drilling.
• 100 bags per unit — covers a full bench or tray from one order.
• Flat-packed form — stores in little space until you need it.

Who Should Use Grow1 PE Grow Bags

Growers who start many plants at once, run indoor or commercial cultivation, or want a budget container for vegetative growth and early stages will get the most from these bags.

About Grow1 PE Grow Bags

Grow1 PE Grow Bags are black, 1 Gal containers made from polyethylene, 5.5 mil thick, with prefabricated drainage holes. They have no handles. One unit contains 100 bags and ships at about 2.2 lb.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many bags come in one unit?
A: One unit contains 100 bags. The listing is sold as a single unit, so you order one to receive all 100.

Q: Do the bags have drainage holes?
A: Yes. They come with prefabricated holes, so you can fill them and water without any modification.

Q: Why choose black?
A: Black film blocks light from the root zone. That helps limit algae and mildew growth on the container and soil surface.

Q: How do grow bags compare with rigid pots?
A: Bags cost less and flat-pack for storage. Rigid pots hold their shape better and last longer through repeated reuse.

Q: What does mil mean?
A: A mil is one thousandth of an inch, and it measures film thickness. A higher number means a thicker, tougher bag.