Customer Reviews for VEVOR Tree Watering Rings, 4 Pcs 16 Gallons Tree Watering Bags, 6-9 Hours Slow Release, Refillable Planting Water Bags, Water Saving, Heavy Duty Watering System for Shrub Tree Root Drip Irrigation

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My soil doesn’t absorb water very fast and more was evaporating on the surface, now I have hope the water is actually getting to the roots.

Using this on a new bareroot apple tree. I filled this about 3/4 and it took 5 hours to completely drain. The vinyl is very tough, after filling we picked this up, put in a wheel barrow and placed around the tree. Very strong vinyl and seals. Easy to fill. My only gripe is I wish it took longer to empty the bag for extended watering times and less maintenance. Otherwise this is still a great product.

Works well for new trees or for drought. These bags are made of good quality PVC that will not easily puncture, tear or leak. Designed for slow release over 5 to 9 hours. Recommend.

If you're growing trees then you need this. It gets dry quickly in my area. I love to keep these around my fruit trees to keep them alive. Just fill it with water, put it around your tree, and that's it. It really is that simple and easy to use. These come at a great price point compared to others. They are durable and should hold up to a long use.

I got these to use with evergreen trees, as the stand up bags won't work for those. Well, these do not work as well as I was hoping. One, you need a decent amount of space under the evergreen, as these bags can get up to almost 6\" high. Plus you need the room to 'work', and get the hose in there. Most of my trees are too close to the ground with decent branches yet. It is also not as easy to fill these bags as the stand up ones- those can sit the hose in them and walk away. With this, and its flatter profile, I found myself holding the hose and the bag the whole time. For a normal outdoor faucet, not sure of the flow rate? I am assuming 2.5 gpm or so, but it got kind of boring sitting there holding the house for 6 min or so each bag. The bags were empty within about 4 hours or so, they were not filled up all the way, but all I know is at 4 hours they were empty. Maybe they emptied at 2 or 3, I am not sure. However, in the end, these do not work as well for me, and at this point it's probably just easier putting the hose on a trickle for an hour on each tree, and just moving it. 3 stars? 4? Maybe 3.5...

Runs out a little faster than I would like but works fine.

What will they think of next. This is genius! These are completely portable and easy to move and set up. The best part about this is it is slow watering that allows for maximum absorption. During the heat of the summer when surface watering is pretty much inadequate, this allows for slow deep watering for any trees or bushes. It is easy to fill and runs off gravity as water always seeks the lowest point of least resistance. It takes up to about 6 hours for the bladder to run out of water. Then just move it to another and fill it up and it starts all over. It is made out of a material something similar to a waterbed with 2 smaller spouts on the underside, so it spreads the watering evenly on each side. This definitely is something every gardener needs. It is like having an extra set of hands with the watering chores. 5 stars.

The VEVOR Tree Watering Bags are perfect for maintaining healthy trees and shrubs. These 16-gallon rings provide slow, steady water release, ensuring your plants get the hydration they need without overwatering. The reusable, heavy-duty design is built to last, and the easy setup makes watering a breeze. Perfect for anyone looking to simplify tree care while promoting deep root growth!

I got these to use with evergreen trees, as the stand up bags won't work for those. Well, these do not work as well as I was hoping. One, you need a decent amount of space under the evergreen, as these bags can get up to almost 6" high. Plus you need the room to 'work', and get the hose in there. Most of my trees are too close to the ground with decent branches yet. It is also not as easy to fill these bags as the stand up ones- those can sit the hose in them and walk away. With this, and its flatter profile, I found myself holding the hose and the bag the whole time. For a normal outdoor faucet, not sure of the flow rate? I am assuming 2.5 gpm or so, but it got kind of boring sitting there holding the house for 6 min or so each bag. The bags were empty within about 4 hours or so, they were not filled up all the way, but all I know is at 4 hours they were empty. Maybe they emptied at 2 or 3, I am not sure. However, in the end, these do not work as well for me, and at this point it's probably just easier putting the hose on a trickle for an hour on each tree, and just moving it. 3 stars? 4? Maybe 3.5...