Ogrmar 18 Pockets Wall Planter Breathable Vertical Garden Planter Grow Bag

Using this pocket planter for all my humidity loving plants. Such a great buy cause it fits right, accommodates most of my little plants, easy for watering , gets plenty of sun light from this west facing window and brings a spa like feel to my master bath.Bought it just last week. So far so good. Will update after a month or two.2month update: the planter is still holding up well. But there is a learning curve. Since one half of the plant doesn’t get air circulation leaves do tend to not do well. Some have acclimated to it but others are still struggling.Only realized after I gave my sister one of my plants because someone in her part of the town bought it from me (but eventually dropped because they thought it was fungal infection)Also you cannot use every single pocket for the same reason. Poor air circulation. Since it hangs in my master bath I can’t give it a fan. Either way the material is still very good. Next time I may just buy those planters with wider pockets.

Hubby having so much fun with his succulents in his new wall hanging. Perfect also for small herb garden.

Loved Garden so much ordered another one a few months later. Recently started to notice staining on my outside wall and realized the gromets on the wall garden started to rust and that was causing staining. Wish they coated/painted gromets to avoid the rusting. I now have to remove rust and paint them with a rustoleum paint. Beware of this and paint them before hanging.

I used wire hangers to hang this on a cinder block wall. I kept the succulents in their own 4” pots because I wanted the ability to switch the pots around. They do lean forward in their pockets but I’m ok with this. It’s been 3 months and my plants are thriving with lots of pups so I’ll be purchasing another one soon.

So I brought this product for green beans and cucumbers. I planted 18 cucumber plants in this… Half of them died. I would water them in the morning by the time I got done with work at noon they would be completely dried out then I would go back out by five and it would be completely dried out. I had to water my cucumbers six times a day in order for them to get any water. This was my only complaint if it held water better it would be better.

Thank you for my Mother's Day gift!

I purchased around 40 strawberry plants last year and put them in a raised bed. I had NOOOOO idea that strawberries multiplied like they do. I wanted to find a way to get them up out of the bed and planted in a way I could easily maintain them. These bags did the trick. These pictures were takes an couple weeks ago, most of the plants are in full bloom now!I use a watering system. I took a close up of it in one of the pics. I have water drizzling into the top row and it's gravity fed down to the rest of the plants. I water them 1-3 times a day depending on how warm it is. If you're going to plant something like this in them, be aware that watering regularly is a must. There's not much dirt in each of the pouches so they dry out fast in the sun.The week after I got them all planted in these hanging planters, the deer discovered them...lol Hence, the 3rd pic with the cages around them :PI would buy these again and again, love them. Such a cute/different approach in the garden!!

Product looked exactly as pictured, easy installation on privacy wall on my deck. Smart-looking, does what it is advertised to do with a lot of drawbacks.This thing doesn’t have adequate depth to plant most starts from garden centers, your plants will become root bound. Additionally while it is very easy to water plants in this item, the water will not absorb properly and no matter how much you water or rain you give/get your plants will not receive adequate water. I used a lightweight potting mix so I wouldn’t put too much weight on my shared privacy wall and, as far as I can tell, the best solution to the watering issue I’ve experienced might be to go with a moisture control potting mix. But that still doesn’t solve the pocket depth issue.I’m not sure if I can return these after using them for a week or so, but I had to replant everything in pots. Even after rain and a generous watering the roots of the plants were bone dry when I removed them from the vertical garden hanger.They seem to be doing much better less than 12 hours after repotting. I almost lost over $150 worth of herbs and flowers to this product. I would not recommend. Unless you have money to burn experimenting with soil types and various drought tolerant plants.TLDR: I would not recommend this item.