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Think he was looking to buy some new bulk bags and saw some at a good price, then wondered how logs would do in them.

 

Planting bags are/were black inside- presumably to help keep the humidity high to stop toots drying out.

 

Don't shoot the messenger, anyway:biggrin:

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Person who asked me said the white bags get dirty and don't look so good, was wondering if black would be better in that aspect.

 

Actually that is very true, green ones look far better.

 

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