is the bag self contained to keep the water in? Is it suitable for indoor use without water going on the ground? (we are growing some in an office)
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Water will drain out. By the way, I harvested only one tomato from my plant. Was a VERY hot summer though.
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The bag is self sealing. We use one bag for a 400 sqft room and can apply it 3 times.
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It is permeable and water will seep through. The soil alone is very heavy and watered, it is even heavier. If you're worried, it's not the best location. I highly recommend this product with the proper placement in your yard.
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Seems to be pretty secure from the water. Ours seems to be staying pretty dry but I wouldn't risk it if there is something that absolutely can not get wet. I would still keep that inside or in plastic bins in the shed.
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To me it seems like an insulated fabric on the inside. I have spilled beans in it when traveling and simply hand washed the bag and laid it out to dry. I did have the towel in the bottom, but it sloshed out the lid of the pot. It washed up great. I love the bag and use it often. I plan on giving it to my sisters for Christmas.
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Yes, as long as you don't move it or over fill it with water. If you are going to keep it inside, I would suggest putting down a plastic sheet underneath just in case.
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Our bag is outside has been filled once since purchased, holds up great. Never leaked, used daily by 3-5 people. It is kept in the shade, but does get wet in the rain. Hope this helps.
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The interior is as the interior of a plastic bag - not sticky. It is closed with a velcro strip then you have to roll it down and put the ends together with the snap-in buckle. Having it rolled will prevent the water to get in. Think of a ground coffee bag that you roll down and instead of using the metal band to secure each end, once rolled, you connect one end to the other the end result looking like a closed loop.
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Yes the bag is water resistant. It would not stand up to being submerged or left in the rain over a period of time but it's fine for spills or light wetness.
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You could use it inside. You would need a hook of sorts. Also if it is a little over-watered, it will drip out. Other than that, it would work great inside.
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You can leave it in the bag, just make sure it's opened up all the way so there's room for growth. Or you can take it out and put in terrarium
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My husband uses it to hold his hydro-plants. He places his plants in this and submerges the roots into water to grow them!
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You could use it indoors. But you would need to put a catch basin under it. They leak rather well. I havent gotten much to grow it these. I would not buy more.
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I have mine indoors and its never gotten wet. So I really don't know. But indoors its never gotten loose or moved.
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It's not water resistant, but you can rest it on damp ground without worrying that your contents will get wet. However, if there is actual standing water, the water will soak through the bag bottom.
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The inner bag has crystals that absorb most of the water. The outer bag is basically dry, although it could be slightly damp at first. My wife carries my Frio bag in her purse and has no problem with wetness.
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It is water resistant to some extent. If its like a heavy storm, you have a good 5 minutes until the insides of the bag get wet. However, if you like accidentally spilled water on the bag it should be fine.