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Mactoou 5-Pack 3-Gallon Non-Woven Grow Bags

Pack: Mactoou grow bags are a five-piece set of 3-gallon non-woven fabric planters with handles. Their stated 12-litre capacity, drainage and foldable design suit seasonal planting where pots need to be moved or stored away between uses.

At a glance

  • Five bags, each described as 3 gallons or 12 litres.
  • Non-woven fabric construction is described as breathable and draining.
  • Handles are intended to make moving planted bags easier.
  • The listing says the bags can be washed, folded and stored for reuse.
Price
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Reference price: £12.49

Price checked: 13 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

  • A five-bag set provides several separate planting containers.
  • Handles and a portable design can help when repositioning bags around a garden, patio or balcony.
  • Foldable construction is useful for compact storage between growing seasons, according to the listing.

Technical specifications

16 specifications
Identity and form
BrandMactoou
Planter formBag
ColourBlack
ShapeCylindrical
PatternSolid
Capacity and dimensions
Pack size5-Pack 3 Gallon
Capacity12 litres
Dimensions listed25.5 x 24.5 x 25.5 centimetres
Weight listed400 Grams
Materials and use
Material listedNon-woven fabric
Features listedBreathable, Draining, Reusable, Portable
DrainageYes
Mounting type listedFloor Standing
Indoor or outdoor useIndoor, Outdoor
FinishUnfinished
Intended plant typeVegetable

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The listing uses both 3 gallons and 12 litres for capacity, and its dimensions appear as both 25.5 x 24.5 x 25.5 centimetres and 25.5D x 25.5W x 24.5H centimetres. It also describes the bags as black, while customer feedback mentions green stitching. Confirm the selected listing's exact dimensions and appearance if these matter.

What’s in the box

Included
  • 5 x 3-gallon plant bags

Who is it for?

A good fit for

  • Gardeners with limited space who want separate containers for vegetables, flowers or fruit.
  • Buyers who want fabric planters with handles for easier relocation and foldable storage.

Less suited to

  • Buyers who need a rigid planter or a confirmed larger capacity than the listed 3-gallon/12-litre size.
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Customer reviews on Amazon

4.6 / 5 · 2,651 ratings
  • 5 stars75%75%
  • 4 stars17%17%
  • 3 stars4%4%
  • 2 stars1%1%
  • 1 star3%3%

Customer feedback highlights perceived sturdiness, versatility, useful size and ease of moving the bags, with reported uses including potatoes, tomatoes and sweetcorn. These impressions align with the listed handles and 12-litre capacity, although the feedback does not establish performance for every plant or growing condition. Ratings are mostly five-star, but a smaller share are lower-star ratings, so experiences are not uniform.

Positive themes

  • Customers report that the bags feel sturdy and are useful for a range of plants.
  • Customers appreciate the size, ease of use and ability to move the bags by their handles.
  • Some customers like the bags' appearance.

Frequently asked questions

How many grow bags are included?

The listing identifies a five-pack of 3-gallon plant bags.

What is the stated capacity of each bag?

The listing states 3 gallons and 12 litres. It does not explain the relationship between these capacity descriptions.

Can the bags be used indoors and outdoors?

The listing specifies indoor and outdoor use and describes them as floor-standing.

Are these bags intended to be reused?

Yes. The listing describes them as washable, reusable and foldable for storage.

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