Question 1

What is the actual volume the 5 gallon pots contain? Usually not exact, but doesn't need to be.

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they are really like 3.5 gallons and THIS IS WHY "A trade gallon is a unit of size for standard plant containers in the horticultural industries. A trade gallon is equal to approximately .71 U.S. liquid gallons."
Another seller has this on their pots, so when you get a 5 gallon bucket of paint or bucket of that size, that is why it is larger. So this explains why my 2 gallon pot  was barely able to fit into THIS 5 gallon pot.

Question 2

Are these one time use pots, or will they be able to be washed and reused a few times?

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Reusable. I put mine in the washing machine with zero problems.

Question 3

Can I put these bags into the ground - to protect the roots from ground squirrels and gophers?

Accepted Answer

Yes

Question 4

Would these be good to grow pineapples in?  I can not plant directly in the ground. Thanks

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I have had fantastic luck with pineapples in these (other brand but same basic thing) grow bags. I use the 7 gallon (trade) size and it will take 2-3 years for a plant to mature and produce a pineapple.  Like you, I have to bring mine inside each  winter and I will trim some of the lowest leaves to be able to make a little more room.  Another hint is when you bring them in, you will need to put them in trays but I also put a wrap of clear cling wrap around the pot so when you water the plants, it doesn't leak out the sides and miss the tray.

I harvested 5 pineapples last year (2021) and they are the best tasting, juiciest pineapples I have ever tasted.   My plants also produce enough offshoots to allow my total number of plants to increase. Research growing pineapples. The mother plant will only produce a single fruit, use the top from the picked fruit and the offshoots to grow more plants.  I also grow organically, using only fish emulsion fertilizer.  You also need to provide very loamy soil for good drainage with pineapples as if the soil holds too much water, the roots can rot.  I use a mixture of potting soil, peat moss and play sand with the addition of a little mushroom compost and/or black kow manure.  You should have enough sand to be able to see the grains after getting everything mixed well.

ASIN	B07P5W8XPG
Best Sellers Rank	99,295 in Garden ( See Top 100 in Garden ) 276 in Plant Grow Bags
Brand Name	JERIA
Capacity	5 gallons
Colour	Black
Country Of Origin	China
Customer Reviews	4.6 out of 5 stars 15,391 Reviews
Finish Type	Unfinished
Has Drainage	Yes
Included Components	plant labels
Indoor Outdoor Usage	Indoor
Item Dimensions	12 x 12 x 25.4 centimetres
Item Dimensions D x W x H	30.5D x 30.5W x 25.4H centimetres
Item Shape	Round
Item Weight	1.85 Pounds
Manufacturer	JERIA
Manufacturer Part Number	PD-17868
Material	Textile Plastic
Material Type	Textile Plastic
Model Number	PD-17868
Mounting Type	Floor Standing
Number of Levels	1
Number of Pieces	12
Other Special Features of the Product	Drainage Hole
Pattern	Solid
Plant or Animal Product Type	vegetable/flower/plant
Planter Form	Bag
Planter form	Bag
Product Style	garden
Set Name	Set of 12 Grow Bags JERIA
Shape	Round
Size	12-Pack 5 Gallon
Special feature	Drainage Hole
Style	garden
Theme	Garden
Unit Count	12.0 count

JERIA 12-Pack 5 Gallon, Vegetable/Flower/Plant Grow Bags, Aeration Fabric Pots with Handles (Black), Come with 12 Pcs Plant Labels

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