🍉 Iceyyyy Watermelon Nets - 100 Pack: Hanging Watermelon Net Bags for Melons, Cucumbers & More Review

They were easy to use and fairly durable when it came time to cut them. Our pumpkins didn't fall off, highly recommended.

Growing watermelons for the first time. I raised Sugar Babies on a cattle trellis. The rope on the bag held the watermelon nicely on the leg. My biggest was 7.2 pounds. There are no problems with the bag.

Arrived OK. Can't wait to try it once the melons have grown a bit. I can say the nets are not as big as I expected for use with watermelons and may not fit anything over 12-15lbs. I will test them this summer and try to let you know how they work.

This year we grew our winter squash vertically. These included small pie squashes, fall frost squashes, and nuts. We used these netting to support the pumpkin as it grew. They are very versatile and have done a great job supporting squash throughout the season. They are reusable, washable and more than enough to easily handle our production.

This is a thin nylon mesh drawstring pouch that performs as you would expect from the product description and pictures. I have some Tuscan melons that I hang on a cattle trellis. This product can easily handle melons and similar medium-sized vegetables that grow vertically. The pouch is too deep for melons, but I was able to make it shorter by tying a knot at the end of the pouch. Although the size is suitable for a larger melon like a large watermelon I'm not sure how much weight the product…