Amgate Gardens 4 Pocket Vertical Wall Garden Planter Wall-Mounted Plant ¡­

My strawberry plants are doing great in the large size pocket planters . Pouches dip in the front of each pocket so put your plant in front, angle the dirt sloping down towards the back. You can use a watering wand to reach in and water at the back of the plant.Durable material. I tend to over water and the bottom pouch expels water but mine are outside.Also installed a 4 pocket on the wall by my recliner. Remotes and stuff you know.As a repeat buyer I'd say they are a good deal.

I purchased two of these for a wall-pallet that I made with hooks that allows me to relocate the pallets with ease if necessary. After reading a few of the reviews, I noticed a few complaints about the soil drying out too fast, so I modified them a little by creating a small wall-type insert made from plastic sheets as a partial liner separating the soil from the outside wall in order to slow down the drainage and/or drying effect. It works great, sorry no pictures.

Perfect for slower growing plants that don’t produce huge root systems (trailing succulents), and shade plants that can have their roots misted through the porous fabric. The pockets are pretty deep, but you don’t want to fill them all the way since the weight of the dirt leans them forward a little. Impatiens and coleus are doing great.

I do not have a "Green thumb" so this was a low cost way to add color to the front of my house. I'm a Happy Customer.

Bought this to grow small herbs in my back patio. It sounds great, but the reality is not so good. I had read the reviews and made sure to have very good soil to go in the pockets. I added water globes to each pocket to help with the water. Sadly, the plants die fast. If the wind blows or if the temperature rises above 80 degrees F, the dirt dehydrates fast. It is April and I am losing plants every day that I do not water. The water evaporates right through the fabric and pulls the water out of the dirt. The water globes empty within hours and the plants die. I am going to try lining the pockets with plastic and see if that helps with the water loss.

Maybe my plan for these was just too big. They never really held water, and watering was always difficult. If you buy these I recommend getting a potting soil that is known to hold moisture over periods of time. Test a few locations for settling on a final spot.

Seems to be made decently. I attached it to my porch railing with zip ties. My only hesitation is that my mom pointed out that since it’s black material, it will attract more heat and the soil might dry out faster. I live in a dry climate, though.

I really love this product. When I ordered it I thought it was going to be alot bigger but was very happy when I recived it it was the perfect size I needed to put on my balcony. I live in a small apartment that has no place to plant flowers this is so nice cause it doesnt take up any room on the porch like all my pots do. Was also very happy with how fast they shipped it to me. I will definitly be ordering more so I can have a waterfall of plants hanging down my balcony.