Kiyari (4 Grid) Grow Bag – Green

Turn any rooftop, balcony, or patio into a productive mini-garden with this smartly designed grow bag. The Kiyari Grow Bag features 4 stitched sections (each 1ft x 1ft) in a total 2ft x 2ft layout, allowing you to grow multiple herbs or vegetables side by side without mixing soil.

Made from breathable non-woven fabric, it supports healthy root growth, drains well, and is perfect for urban homes with limited space.

Features:

• 4 Separate Sections: Grow different vegetables or herbs in each compartment.
• Non-Woven Fabric: Breathable material encourages strong root development.
• Strong Stitching: Reinforced seams hold weight when filled with moist soil.
• Good Drainage: Naturally releases excess water to prevent root rot.
• Reusable Up to 5 Years: Durable enough for multiple seasonal uses.

Usage Tips:

• Placement: No digging needed — ideal for rooftops, patios, or balconies.
• Sunlight: Keep in full sun for crops like tomatoes and chillies. Leafy greens like spinach and lettuce grow well in partial shade.
• Growing: Best results when each compartment is planted with a different crop.
• Home use: Great for growing enough fresh herbs and vegetables for home use in limited space.

How to Use:

• Place the grow bag on a flat, sunny surface
• Fill each compartment with compost or potting mix
• Sow or transplant one crop per section
• Water gently and let excess moisture drain through the fabric
• After harvest, empty, wash, and store it for the next season

FAQs:

Can I place this grow bag directly on my rooftop or balcony floor?
Yes. It’s designed for cement, tile, and similar hard surfaces. Use a tray underneath to avoid water marks.

What types of plants can I grow in it?
Perfect for coriander, spinach, mint, lettuce, green onions, chillies, and even tomatoes (one per section).

Will it hold its shape when filled with soil?
Yes. The strong stitched fabric stays upright and supports moist soil weight.

Can I move the bag after filling it?
It's best to set it in place before filling — it becomes heavy when full.