Sturdy and Reusable: These grow bags are made of heavyweight non-woven fabric that is environmentally friendly, lightweight and super tough, reusable for many years. Breathable Design ----- Made with high quality moisture resistant and breathable material that prevents excess water. Provides a healthy environment for plant roots. Access Flap Design: Potato grow bags designed a Velcro viewing window that can be opened and closed, through which you can not only check if your plant is mature and you can easily harvest plants through the window without having to dig into the ground. Easy to use: has two firm handles that allow you to move it easily, and an access flap helps you harvest your potatoes without damaging the plant. Multiple Uses: Vegetable grow bags are great for decks, small gardens, balconies, porches, and any outdoor space. They can be used to plant potatoes, taro, radish, carrots, onions and many other vegetables. Product features: Material: non-woven fabric. Volume: 37 liters. Dimensions: 34.3 cm in diameter x 50.8 cm in height. What to grow? Grow bags are ideal for most growing plants. It can plant deep rooted plants, such as potatoes, carrots, radishes, sweet potatoes, etc. Can also plant shallow plants, such as tomatoes, cucumbers, sweet peppers, chilies, eggplants and zucchini. How to prepare and plant? Step 1: Mix the moist soil with the fertilizer, then add 10.2 cm of them to the bag. Place 4-6 potato tubers on this soil, with the shoots facing up, and add an additional 2 inch of soil to cover them. Step 2. As long as the soil does not dry out completely, it is good to wait about 2 weeks for the plants to emerge before watering again. Step 3. Continue watering when the shoots have sprouted. When the plants are 12 inches tall, add 6 inches of soil around the base of the plants and water. Step 4. Once they have grown another 12 inches above the ground, repeat the process before until the bags are almost full. Keep them well watered, especially in dry weather. Step 5. Wait about 7-8 weeks, until the foliage is brown and completely dead, then you can harvest potatoes. (Collect the potatoes from the access flap, just take the large potatoes and keep the small potatoes to grow in the ground). Step 6. When the crops are finished, divide the open bag and recycle the compost as a soil conditioner in the garden. Step 7. Clean the grow bag, store it for the next planting. Content: Set of 2 37-liter culture bags (vegetables and other accessories are not included)