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Land Guard vs Fielda Planters: Size, Drainage and Care

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This page compares Land Guard and Fielda planting containers using the listing fields for a grow bag set and a self-watering pot set. Two accessories from the same search are included: a drainage mesh and a planter insert. The four products cover size, drainage and care, and each figure is attributed to the listing that states it.

The grow bags and the pots are different container types, so the page compares them by the fields each listing gives rather than by a single score.

Quick answer

Choose the Land Guard grow bags when the job is outdoor growing in fabric containers, and the listed capacity of 18.93 liters, which the listing describes as 5 gallon, fits the plant. Choose the Fielda self-watering pot when you want a rigid plastic pot with a water level window and a detachable tray. Add the drainage mesh only if the container’s drainage holes need covering, and use the Furniok insert when a smaller pot must sit inside a larger planter.

Listed figures side by side

Product Listed field Listed value
Land Guard 4-pack grow bags Capacity 18.93 liters (size field: 5 Gallon)
Land Guard 4-pack grow bags Item Dimensions 9.8″D x 11.8″W x 11.8″H
Land Guard 4-pack grow bags Item Weight 0.27 kg
Fielda 8/10/12 inch self-watering pot Capacity 2.5 gallons
Fielda 8/10/12 inch self-watering pot Item Dimensions 8″D x 8″W x 8″H
Fielda 8/10/12 inch self-watering pot Unit Count 3 Count (Number of Pieces: 1)
GREGICH drainage mesh Title size 20 pieces, 8 x 12 inches
Furniok planter insert Title size 18 inch
Furniok planter insert Unit Count and Included Components 1 Count and 2 x Liner

The Fielda pot has two counts, 3 in one field and 1 in another, and it lists one size dimension although its title names three sizes. Read the size fields as the only firm data for that listing.

Land Guard 4-Pack Fabric Grow Bags, 5 Gallon

Listing checked 2026-10-12. The listing names Land Guard as the brand and describes black, round, nonwoven fabric grow bags sold as a 4-pack. The item is listed as floor standing and for outdoor use, with a breathable special feature.

The listing gives a capacity of 18.93 liters and a size of 5 gallon. The manufacturer field names Cyantor-US, which differs from the Land Guard brand field; the page reports both as listed.

  • Brand: Land Guard
  • Material: nonwoven fabric
  • Capacity: 18.93 liters
  • Item Dimensions: 9.8″D x 11.8″W x 11.8″H
  • Number of Levels: 4 (specification field)

The bullets describe a high-strength weave that keeps the bag light, drainage through the soil so that roots are not waterlogged, and heavy-duty handles for moving a full bag. The bullets also describe thermal insulation. No measured insulation figure is given.

Best for: outdoor growing where the 5 gallon capacity and the handles for moving a full bag are the main need.
Skip if: the plant needs a rigid pot, or the container must sit on a fixed stand.

View the Land Guard grow bags on Amazon

Fielda 8/10/12 Inch Self Watering Pots

Listing checked 2026-10-12. The listing names Fielda as the brand and describes white plastic self-watering pots in a set named 8/10/12 inch. The included components are a saucer and a water level indicator window, and the listing says the pots are for indoor and outdoor use.

The bullets describe an absorbent cotton wick that draws water from a detachable bottom tray, and a transparent window with measurement markings that shows the water level. The listing gives a capacity of 2.5 gallons and an item weight of 1.2 kg.

  • Brand: Fielda
  • Material: plastic, white
  • Capacity: 2.5 gallons
  • Item Dimensions: 8″D x 8″W x 8″H
  • Special features: breathable, drainage hole, portable, self watering

The bullets also describe high-temperature-resistant plastic that does not crack or fade. That is a listing claim and is not verified here. The size fields show one 8 inch size, while the title names 8, 10 and 12 inches, so the size on the live page at purchase should be confirmed.

Best for: a rigid plastic pot where a visible water level and a detachable tray are wanted.
Skip if: the job needs the 5 gallon capacity of the grow bags, or the size you need is not 8 inches.

View the Fielda self-watering pots on Amazon

GREGICH Drainage Mesh for Plant Pots, 20 Pieces

Listing checked 2026-10-20. The listing names GREGICH as the brand and describes 20 cuttable rectangular mesh pieces for plant pot drainage holes. The title gives a size of 8 by 12 inches. The included component is mesh, and the unit count is 20.

The bullets describe a dense mesh with a 0.05 inch gap that helps keep soil in, and a polyester material that is flexible, corrosion resistant and durable.

  • Brand: GREGICH
  • Shape: rectangular
  • Mesh gap: 0.05 inch (bullet)
  • Material: polyester (bullet)

The Color field reads “20 Pcs”, which is a count rather than a color, so the field is not used here.

Best for: covering the drainage holes of a pot so that soil stays in.
Skip if: the container is a fabric grow bag, since the mesh is listed for pot drainage holes.

View the drainage mesh on Amazon

Furniok 2-Pack Round Planter Insert, 18 Inch

Listing checked 2026-10-20. The listing names Furniok as the brand and describes an orange round plant pot insert in the title size of 18 inch. The bullets state that it fits snugly inside a planter to reduce the amount of potting soil needed, and that it elevates plants on drainage holes so excess water can drain away.

The title says 2-pack, but the unit count is 1 and the included components field says 2 x Liner. The listing does not resolve which is correct.

  • Brand: Furniok
  • Shape: round
  • Color: orange
  • Planter Form: plant pot
  • Included components: 2 x liner (field)

Best for: filling the lower part of a larger planter so less soil is needed.
Skip if: the planter is smaller than the listed 18 inch size, or the pack count matters.

View the Furniok planter insert on Amazon

How these listings were selected

The Land Guard grow bags and the Fielda pots come from the research file for this keyword pair, checked 2026-10-12. The drainage mesh and the planter insert were added from a 2026-10-20 check, because they are planting accessories that match the planter part of the search.

The site did not handle or use any of these products. Figures come only from the listing data named above.

Worked example: capacity of the bag against the pot

The Land Guard grow bag is listed at 18.93 liters. The Fielda pot is listed at 2.5 gallons, which is about 9.46 liters at 3.785 liters per gallon. On those two capacity fields the grow bag holds about twice as much as the pot.

The fields are not from the same kind of container. The grow bag’s capacity is a fabric volume, and the pot’s capacity is a rigid plastic volume with a water reservoir. The listings do not say whether the two capacities were measured the same way, so the ratio is a comparison of listed numbers only.

What the listings do not say

None of the four listings gives a warranty, a care method for the fabric bags, or a load limit for the planter insert. The Furniok bullets say the insert helps prevent overwatering and root rot, but they give no measured result.

The mesh listing does not say how many pieces a standard pot needs, and it does not say how to fix mesh to a pot. The page leaves those points open.

Related reading

For a raised garden instead of containers, best raised bed garden how much soil covers the soil question. For filling a bed, the guide to filling raised beds applies. A planter project is covered in the DIY planter box for a deck railing guide.

FAQ

Which is larger, the Land Guard bag or the Fielda pot?

The Land Guard grow bag is listed at 18.93 liters, and the Fielda pot is listed at 2.5 gallons, about 9.46 liters. The bag holds about twice the listed volume.

Does the Fielda pot come in 10 and 12 inch sizes?

The title names 8, 10 and 12 inches, but the size fields list one 8 inch size. Confirm which size is shipped on the live page before buying.

Does the Furniok insert fit inside a 7 inch pot?

No. The insert is listed at 18 inches, and a 7 inch pot is smaller than the insert in every direction. The insert is sized for a larger planter.

Can the drainage mesh go under a grow bag?

The mesh is listed for the drainage holes of plant pots. The listing does not mention fabric grow bags, so the use under a bag is not stated.

Is the Furniok insert a 2-pack?

The listing gives both a 2-pack title and a unit count of 1. Its fields do not settle how many inserts arrive, so check the count on the live page.

Bottom line

Land Guard grow bags are the larger listed container, and Fielda pots are the rigid option with a visible water level. The mesh and the insert are accessories for drainage and soil volume. Check the size, the count and the capacity on each live page before buying.

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