Grow1 PE Grow Bags - Black & White - 1 Gal - 6 x 12 x 2-in - 100 Count

Lightweight Drainage-Ready Containers - 1 Gal

Rigid pots add up quickly in cost and storage space. These grow bags give you a light, flexible container with prefabricated drainage holes, built from strong 5.5 mil polyethylene. The black interior blocks light from reaching the root zone, and the white exterior reflects light.

The 1 gallon size suits starting young plants, trial runs and small containers during vegetative growth. With 100 bags in a unit, it works for hobby growers stocking up and for commercial growers filling many small positions.

Key Features & Benefits

• 5.5 mil polyethylene — a strong, flexible wall that holds growing media.
• Black interior — blocks light inside the bag, which helps limit algae and mildew.
• White exterior — reflects light and helps keep the bag surface from absorbing it.
• Prefabricated drainage holes — help excess water leave the bag.
• 100 count — one unit covers a full run of small containers.

Who Should Use Grow1 PE Grow Bags

Use them if you want a low-cost container for starting plants, rooting cuttings into media or filling a large number of small positions in indoor or commercial cultivation.

About Grow1 PE Grow Bags

Grow1 PE Grow Bags are square polyethylene bags measuring 6 x 12 x 2 in, in a black and white colourway with a black interior and white exterior. They have no handles and ship at 2.2 lb per unit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What are the bags made of?
A: They are made of strong polyethylene, 5.5 mil thick. This gives a flexible wall that holds media without a rigid pot.

Q: Do the bags drain?
A: Yes. They have prefabricated drainage holes, so you do not need to cut your own. Excess water can leave the bag after watering.

Q: Why is the interior black?
A: A black interior blocks light from entering the root zone. This helps limit algae and mildew growth inside the bag.

Q: How do bags compare with rigid pots?
A: Bags are lighter and take little space to store before use. Rigid pots hold their shape on their own, while bags rely on the media to stand upright.

Q: Do they have handles?
A: No, these bags have no handles. Move them by supporting the base or by placing them in a tray.

Q: How many come in a unit?
A: One unit holds 100 bags.