Choose the right grow bag: Select the correct size based on the plant (e.g., 5–10 gallon for vegetables, 3–5 gallon for herbs).

Prepare and fill: Mix good-quality potting soil with compost, then fill the bag about 75–80% full.

Plant: Sow seeds or transplant seedlings according to their spacing and depth requirements.

Water and maintain: Water thoroughly, keep the soil moist, and fertilize as needed.

Position and move: Place in a sunny spot, and move the bag easily if plants need more or less sunlight.

Fabric grow bags are just what they sound like – a bag that you can grow plants in. They are made from a thick breathable fabric, similar to a reusable grocery bag. Grow bags are well aerated and have superior drainage over traditional plastic pots.

Bombay greens’ grow bags are made from an environmentally friendly geo fabric which is made from recycled plastic. These grow bags have enough room to allow the roots to grow and the material provides excellent air permeability and aeration. These sustainable grow bags are expandable and provide good drainage which helps the plants to grow in a healthy and strong way.

Our grow bags are made from sustainable and eco-friendly materials like geo fabric and recycled plastic. These bags also have a lot of compatibility with different soils, soil less mixtures and compost.

Fabric grow bags are made from recycled plastic and fabric mixed together having a thickness of 400 gsm which makes them extremely durable.

Our grow bags will stay good for three to five years with proper care and you can re-use them as many times as you want, depending upon the manner in which you use and maintain them.

Yes. These grow bags can be washed in cold water with a mild cleansing agent. We suggest that you let these grow bags flat air dry.

No, you do not have to put rocks in the bottom of grow bags. These bags have a great drainage system, and the fabric aids good air permeability. Therefore, you won't have to add anything beneath them.