Plantable Fabric Covers

Sprinkle a bit of sunshine into your garden routine with our Epic Grow Bag Covers!  Wave goodbye to the days of fretting over thirsty plants. Our covers are like a cozy blanket for your grow bag’s soil, keeping your garden happily hydrated and thriving.

Our covers expertly manage moisture, ensuring your plants stay cool, calm, and collected even in the heat of summer. It's not just about ease. By using our covers, you'll be conserving water while nurturing luscious, healthy crops all season long.

Imagine the joy of plucking ripe, juicy tomatoes or crisp kale from your garden, all while you do less work. With stronger roots and consistently hydrated soil, your garden will be bursting with vibrant life.

Benefits:

• Save Time and Conserve Water: Spend less time watering and more time relaxing, while saving water and money!
• Promote Healthy Soil: Keep your soil full of life with just the right moisture, ensuring your plants thrive.
• Grow Strong Roots and Thriving Plants: Watch your plants grow big and strong, even in hot weather!
• Reap Bountiful Harvests: Savor consistently-watered fruits and veggies with just the right amount of moisture.

Designed for any 5, 15, 25, and 60 gallon grow bags, these grow bag covers are easy to set up. They’re also perfect for pampering single stem plants like tomatoes, peppers, kale and more. Say hello to a garden that practically takes care of itself, leaving you with more time to kick back, relax, and enjoy the fruits (and veggies) of your labor! 

Grow bag not included. 

For Single-Hole Covers:
Water and amend your soil. Lay the grow bag cover on top of the soil, and make a mark at the center of each hole. Remove the cover, and plant. Use the slit in the cover to position the cover around the plant. 

For Multi-Hole Covers:

Water and amend your soil. Lay the grow bag cover on top of the soil. Plant seeds or plants directly through the holes. Note: All plants must be no larger than those grown in a 6-cell tray size or smaller. Large transplants will not fit through the holes.

For Both Covers:

Check your soil periodically to see if more water is needed. Water underneath the cover with a drip irrigation line, or over the cover with a hose or watering can.