Remiawy Tree Watering Bag, 20 Gallon Slow Release Irrigation Watering Bag for Trees, Made of Durable PVC Material with Zipper (4 Pack 5-8 Hours Releasing Time)

These watering bags are just fine. I would recommend greasing the zipper. Once you grease the zipper they are quite easy to zip. I have two different brands of watering bags and both bags need the zipper lubricated. Wash the bag out after the first year to clear the debris out of the bag. If water isn't leaking out of the holes at the desired rate out of the bag, use a course needle to add more wating holesa.

Great during drought

These work fairly well. They're heavy duty and can be connected together for larger trees. They're a bit erratic like most similar products in that some drain overnight and some take days.

Purchased to keep our trees (age 3-9 years) watered during the summer. I was considering Treegator, but the price from this manufacturer was so much lower that I decided to take a chance. I purchased both the 6-pack and later the 4-pack. Initially I did have an issue with one of the bags in that it did not appear to be draining at all. I submitted a request to the supplier and received a prompt response and resolution to my inquiry.If I could give a higher score than 5 for customer service (thank you Joyce & Carol!) and product quality I would. I highly recommend these bags and the manufacturer.Tips:- When you fill the bags, be sure to pick up the bag when it’s ¼ full to make sure the bottom fills out. This is especially important if the ground is not even (ours has mulch around our trees and soil mounds.) We had an issue in the beginning as the bag didn’t appear to be draining, but I was able to resolve by adjusting the bag.- I inserted a bungy cord through the straps and secured around the tree to make it easier to fill the bag with water. It also makes it easier to lift the bag off the ground without unzipping, so the lawnmower/hedge trimmer does not accidentally cut the bag with the blades.- These bags can accommodate multiple size trees by zipping together multiple bags. I used 2 for my largest tree (32” circumference at the base, 24” circumference where the straps rest - Image 1); 1 bag for the smaller trees (smallest tree is 24” circumference at the base, 24” circumference where bag straps rest- Image 2.) I wouldn’t be surprised if you could zip 3 bags for the larger trees.

The REMIAWY Tree Watering Bag has been an excellent investment for my newly planted trees. I live in a dry area, and this bag makes watering so much easier and more efficient. The design allows for slow, deep watering, which helps ensure that the water reaches the roots and isn’t wasted on runoff.The bag is easy to set up and fill, and I love that it holds a large amount of water, reducing the need for frequent refills. The material is sturdy and seems durable enough to last through multiple seasons.Since using the watering bags, my trees have been thriving, and I’ve noticed less water evaporating compared to traditional watering methods. I highly recommend these for anyone looking to keep their trees hydrated and healthy, especially in areas with limited rainfall.

Tears easily

DON’T BUY THESE BAGS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! These bags are easy to set up….problem is they don’t empty. We had 20 bags, put them around our newly planted trees, filled them. The next day we came back and only 2 bags OUT OF 20 had emptied. We moved them around and checked the bottoms for folds like in the directions. Came back that afternoon and only 1 bag had emptied. I can’t find the holes in the bottom so we don’t even know where to look to see where the holes are blocked, but if I have to go out and empty the bags manually by squishing out the water from the “fill” hole then I don’t need the bags. So now we are going to think about returning the bags but what a hassle that will be!!!!!!.The seller contacted us and showed us where the hole is….it is in the fold and when the bag is full the hole seals off because of the weight. Now my return window is closed because of the time we spent trying to get them to work and I’m really upset. DO NOT BUY THESE BAGS.

I planted 5 trees this summer. In the past I let my hose trickle water for 3 hours twice a week, as recommended by the nursery. I just don't have time for that and gave this a try. This 3 pack is one of the lease expensive watering bags on Amazon. It works fine. You just zip it around the new tree and fill up. That's it'. The 25 or so gallons of water leaks out slowly over about 5 hours in my experience. This is the slow soak that most new plants need. No signs of wear after a months use.Couple of thoughts....the zipper appears to be on backwards...on all the bags. If you want the filling hole to on the outside of the bag, making it easier to fill, the bag needs to be zipped up with the zipper pointed to the inside. No biggie since it's a one time chore. Second, when filled the bag doesn't stand up, but tends to lean to one side or another. Make sure your tree is staked well. A small tree, say a one inch tree will not hold up the bag well. And third point, OK I said two....If you let the bag sit in the same spot all the time, fungus tends to form on the soil at the bottom of the bag due to continuous moisture. Every time I fill up, I pick the bag up and rotate it around a bit to avoid this issue.