HDPE grow bags are flexible, reusable planting containers for growing vegetables, herbs and flowers in home gardens. Their woven construction is lightweight, while the Parrot Green colour gives the containers a bright, clean look for rooftops, balconies, terraces, patios and other home garden spaces.
Moji Mall offers Parrot Green HDPE grow bags in Pakistan in multiple sizes and pack options. Each bag has drainage holes for excess water and can be filled directly with growing media for planting. For other materials and styles, you can also browse our Grow Bags collection.
Choose a Size
For the round bags in this collection, measurements are shown as diameter × height. The first number is the width across the opening and the second is the bag height.
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6 × 6 inches: Seedlings, young transplants, spring onions, baby leafy greens and small herbs
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12 × 6 inches: Shallow Kiyari planting for coriander, methi, spinach, lettuce, compact herbs and seasonal flowers
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12 × 12 inches: Chilli, capsicum, brinjal, dwarf tomato, herbs and flowering plants
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18 × 6 inches: Wider shallow Kiyari planting for leafy greens, coriander, methi, herbs and compact flowers
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18 × 15 inches: Tomato, brinjal, chilli, larger flowering plants and small shrubs that need greater root depth
These are useful starting points because individual varieties can differ in mature size. Shallow Kiyari bags provide a wider planting surface for closely spaced leafy vegetables and herbs, while deeper bags provide more root space for larger individual plants.
What to Grow
Different sizes can be combined for vegetables, herbs and flowers within the same home garden.
Use shallow Kiyari bags for coriander, methi, spinach, lettuce and other leafy vegetables that benefit from a wider planting surface. Deeper bags are better suited to individual tomatoes, chillies, capsicum and brinjal.
Seasonal flowers such as petunia, pansy, calendula, dianthus and marigold can also be grown in suitable sizes. Climbing vegetables such as cucumber and beans can be grown with a separate trellis or support.
HDPE or Fabric
HDPE stands for high-density polyethylene. The material is woven to form a lightweight, flexible planting container suitable for regular home gardening.
HDPE containers retain moisture differently from porous fabric grow bags. If you specifically want a porous container with gallon-based sizing, compare our Fabric Grow Bags.
Filling the Bags
Use a loose, well-draining potting mix suitable for container plants.
Open the bag fully so the base sits evenly, then add the growing medium while leaving some space below the rim for watering. Compost or vermicompost can provide organic matter, while coco peat and perlite can be included to keep the mix light and well aerated.
After filling, water the growing medium thoroughly before direct sowing or transplanting seedlings.
Built-In Drainage
The drainage holes allow excess water to leave the growing medium after watering without needing to make additional holes before planting.
Water according to the plant, season, bag size and growing medium. For example, a shallow bag of leafy vegetables has different watering needs from a deeper bag containing an established tomato or brinjal plant.
Place the containers where drained water can flow away normally, particularly when several are arranged together on a rooftop or terrace.
Rooftop Gardens
HDPE grow bags are particularly useful for rooftop gardening in Pakistan, where several types of plants can be organised in separate containers without constructing permanent garden beds.
Use deeper bags for individual tomatoes, chillies and brinjal. Shallow Kiyari bags work well for rows of coriander, methi, spinach and lettuce. Cucumbers and beans can be positioned beside a trellis, while smaller containers can hold herbs and seasonal flowers.
The bags can also be arranged according to sunlight. Keep sun-loving vegetables in areas receiving sufficient direct light and position other plants according to their individual requirements.
Packs and Prices
HDPE grow bag prices in Pakistan vary according to bag dimensions and pack quantity. The collection includes different pack options for gardeners setting up anything from a few individual containers to a larger vegetable garden.
Check the product card for the current price and open the product page to confirm the available quantity options.
When comparing products, check both the dimensions and the number of bags included so you are comparing equivalent options.
FAQs
Which HDPE grow bag is best for tomatoes?
Among the sizes in this collection, the 18 × 15 inch bag provides greater depth and growing-medium volume for a larger tomato plant. The 12 × 12 inch option can suit compact or dwarf tomato varieties.
Which bag is best for coriander and methi?
The 12 × 6 and 18 × 6 inch shallow Kiyari bags are particularly useful for coriander, methi and similar leafy vegetables because their wider planting surface provides room for multiple plants.
Can I sow seeds directly in these bags?
Yes. Coriander, methi, spinach, lettuce, beans and cucumber can be sown directly in a suitable final container. Tomatoes, chillies, capsicum and brinjal can be transplanted after raising seedlings.
Do these HDPE grow bags have drainage holes?
Yes. The bags have built-in drainage holes for excess water, so additional drainage holes are not required before planting.
Can HDPE grow bags be reused?
Yes. They are reusable and can be replanted with vegetables, herbs or flowers across different growing seasons.
