Grow bags provide flexible planting space for vegetables, herbs, flowers and other plants on balconies, rooftops, terraces, patios and home gardens.
Moji Mall offers grow bags in Pakistan in a wide range of materials, sizes and designs. The collection includes local and imported grow bags, fabric and HDPE options, sectioned Kiyari bags, hanging and side-pocket planters, window bags, round raised beds and multipacks. Available fabric sizes range from compact 2-gallon bags to large 65-gallon options.
Choose according to the mature plant, required root space, container depth and the type of planting setup you want.
Fabric Grow Bags
Fabric Grow Bags are porous planting containers available in different gallon capacities and designs.
The fabric allows air and excess water to pass through the material. Smaller capacities work well for herbs, leafy vegetables and compact plants. Medium bags can accommodate individual vegetables such as chillies, capsicum and brinjal, while larger sizes provide more growing-medium volume for tomatoes and larger plants.
Moji Mall carries fabric bags from compact sizes through much larger options for gardeners who need greater planting volume.
HDPE Grow Bags
HDPE Grow Bags are woven plastic planting containers commonly sized by diameter and height in inches.
Our HDPE range includes parrot green grow bags in regular round and shallow Kiyari styles, available in different dimensions and pack quantities. They come with drainage holes for excess water and can be filled directly with growing media.
Shallow Kiyari bags work particularly well for coriander, methi, spinach, lettuce and other leafy vegetables. Deeper options provide more root space for tomatoes, chillies, capsicum, brinjal and flowering plants.
Local or Imported
Moji Mall carries both local and imported grow bags, giving home gardeners more choice in sizes, materials, designs and pack options.
Local Grow Bags include commonly used planting sizes in multipacks, making them convenient when several matching containers are needed for vegetables, herbs or flowers.
Imported Grow Bags include gallon-sized fabric bags and specialised designs such as Kiyari bags, raised beds, window bags, side-pocket planters and hanging options.
Choose primarily according to the size, material and design required for your plants rather than source alone.
Kiyari Bags
Rectangular Grow Bags provide a bed-style planting area without requiring a permanent raised bed.
Sectioned Kiyari designs are available with 4, 6 or 8 planting sections. The separate sections make it easy to organise herbs, leafy vegetables, flowers and other compact plants within one container.
They work particularly well for rooftop and terrace kitchen gardens where coriander, methi, spinach, lettuce and other vegetables can be organised into separate planting areas.
Special Designs
Different grow bag designs can make use of spaces where a standard round container may not be the best fit.
Hanging Grow Bags use vertical space for compact herbs and seasonal flowers. Multi-pocket designs provide several planting positions on a wall or other suitable support.
Window grow bags provide side access to the growing medium and are particularly useful for plants such as potatoes.
Side-pocket grow bags provide additional planting openings around the container, making them useful for strawberries, herbs, flowers and other compact plants.
Raised Bed Grow Bags provide a wide shared planting area for grouped vegetables, herbs and flowers. Round designs are available in several sizes for gardeners who want a bed-style growing area on a rooftop, terrace or paved space.
Choose a Size
Match the grow bag to the mature plant and the amount of root space it needs.
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2 to 3 gallons: Herbs, green onions, lettuce, spinach and compact flowers
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5 to 7 gallons: Chilli, capsicum, brinjal, okra and compact tomato varieties
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10 to 15 gallons: Standard tomatoes, cucumber with support and larger individual vegetable plants
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20 to 65 gallons: Larger plants, suitable dwarf fruit plants and grouped planting
These ranges are useful starting points because individual varieties can differ in mature size and root requirements.
HDPE and other bags labelled in inches should be selected using their complete width and depth rather than trying to match them directly with a gallon size.
Wide, shallow containers are useful for closely spaced leafy vegetables and herbs. Deeper bags provide more growing-medium volume for individual fruiting vegetables and plants with larger root systems.
Choose by Space
For small balconies, compact individual bags, hanging planters and pocket designs make good use of the available planting area.
On larger balconies and patios, medium bags can hold individual chillies, brinjal, herbs and flowers alongside smaller containers for leafy vegetables.
For rooftops and terraces, sectioned Kiyari bags, larger fabric containers and round raised beds provide more planting area for vegetable and flower gardens.
When several matching containers are required, browse Grow Bag Packs for multipack options.
What to Grow
Grow bags can accommodate a wide range of plants commonly grown in Pakistan's home gardens.
Leafy vegetables: Coriander, methi, spinach, lettuce and mustard greens work well in shallow or appropriately sized containers.
Fruiting vegetables: Tomatoes, chillies, capsicum, brinjal, okra and cucumber benefit from containers that provide suitable depth and root space.
Herbs: Mint, basil, parsley, dill and coriander can be grown individually or together where plant spacing allows.
Seasonal flowers: Petunia, pansy, calendula, dianthus, marigold and many other container-friendly flowers can be grown in suitable bags.
Climbing vegetables: Cucumber, beans and other suitable vines can be grown with a trellis or separate support.
Browse our Vegetable Seeds and Flower Seeds when choosing plants for your grow bags.
Potting Mix
Fill grow bags with a light, well-draining growing medium suitable for container plants.
A growing mixture can include compost or vermicompost for organic matter, with coco peat and perlite used to provide a lighter, well-aerated structure.
Browse our Potting Mixes for ready-to-use options and growing media for filling your containers.
Leave some space below the top for watering. For tomatoes, cucumbers, beans and other plants that require support, add a stake, cage or trellis while the plant is still young.
Grow Bag Prices
Grow bag prices in Pakistan vary according to material, size, capacity, design and pack quantity. A compact local planting bag, imported gallon fabric bag, sectioned Kiyari container and large raised bed each provide a different amount and arrangement of growing space.
Moji Mall offers individual bags as well as multipack options. Check the product card for the current price, then open the product page to confirm the size, design and quantity included.
Choose the option that suits your plants and order grow bags online in Pakistan for delivery across the country.
FAQs
Which grow bag is best for tomatoes?
For a standard tomato plant, choose a deeper container with enough growing-medium volume for the mature plant. A 10 to 15 gallon fabric bag is a useful starting range, while suitably sized deeper HDPE bags can also be used. Compact tomato varieties can use smaller containers.
Which grow bags are best for coriander and methi?
Wide, shallow Kiyari-style bags are particularly useful for coriander, methi and similar leafy vegetables because they provide a larger planting surface for multiple plants.
What is the difference between fabric and HDPE grow bags?
Fabric bags are porous planting containers commonly sized by gallon capacity. HDPE bags are made from woven plastic and are commonly specified by dimensions in inches. Both are available in different sizes for vegetables, herbs and flowers.
What are sectioned Kiyari grow bags used for?
Sectioned Kiyari bags divide a larger planting area into separate sections. Moji Mall has designs with 4, 6 and 8 sections, making them useful for organising leafy vegetables, herbs, flowers and other compact plants in a rooftop or terrace garden.
Which grow bags are suitable for rooftop gardening?
You can combine several types according to what you are growing. Individual fabric or HDPE bags work well for tomatoes, chillies and brinjal, shallow bags suit leafy vegetables, while Kiyari and raised-bed designs provide larger areas for grouped planting.
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