Grow1 PE Grow Bags - Black - 3 Gal - 50 Count

Light-Blocking Black Bags with Built-In Drainage - 3 Gal

Rigid pots add up fast when you fill a room, and they take space to store. Grow1 PE Grow Bags replace them with black polyethylene bags that block light at the root zone and drain through prefabricated holes. The walls are 5.5 mil thick.

Each unit contains 50 bags, which suits growers filling a room or running several cycles. A small garden can use the count over multiple rounds, since the flat bags store compactly.

Key Features & Benefits

• 5.5 mil polyethylene — a durable wall that holds media and handles repeated moves.
• Black color — blocks light, which helps limit algae and mildew.
• Prefabricated drainage holes — help excess water leave the bag.
• Flat footprint when empty — each bag measures 8 x 17 x 1 in as shipped and stores compactly.
• 50 bags per unit — one purchase covers a full setup.

Who Should Use Grow1 PE Grow Bags

Home gardeners and licensed commercial growers who want an economical container for vegetative growth and flowering in indoor, greenhouse or hydroponic setups.

About Grow1 PE Grow Bags

Grow1 PE Grow Bags are made of polyethylene with 5.5 mil thickness. This listing is the black 3 Gal size, sold as one unit of 50 bags, with prefabricated drainage holes and no handles.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Do these bags have drainage holes?
A: Yes. They come with prefabricated holes, so you do not need to cut your own. This helps excess water drain from the media.

Q: What are the bags made of?
A: They are made of polyethylene, 5.5 mil thick. That is a sturdy wall for a bag of this size.

Q: Why choose black?
A: Black blocks light from reaching the media. This helps limit algae and mildew growth on the container.

Q: Do the bags have handles?
A: No. They have no handles, so support the base when you move a filled bag.

Q: How many bags come in one order?
A: One unit contains 50 bags. The listing is sold as a single unit.

Q: What does mil mean?
A: A mil is one thousandth of an inch. It is the standard way to state film thickness, and a higher number means a thicker wall.