Kiyari (6 Grid) Grow Bag – Green

Want to grow your own vegetables but don’t have a big garden? This grow bag is the perfect solution. It gives you 6 separate sections, each 1ft x 1ft, so you can grow different crops neatly and without hassle. Whether you have a small rooftop, a tiled patio, or a narrow balcony, this bag fits easily and helps you start your own mini kitchen garden.

It’s made from breathable non-woven fabric, which keeps roots healthy and prevents water from collecting inside. You get clean, organized growing space without needing raised beds or digging.

Features:

• 6 Sections: Grow different crops without mixing them
• Drainage: Lets extra water escape easily to prevent soggy roots.
• Breathable: Allows air flow to roots, avoids overheating
• Holds Shape: Stitched fabric stands upright when filled
• Reusable: Lasts up to 5 years with normal care

Usage Tips:

• Placement: No soil needed — just place the bag directly on cement or tiles.
• Sunlight: Place in full sun for crops like tomatoes and chillies. Leafy greens grow well even with a bit of shade.
• One Crop Per Section: Don’t overcrowd — keep one crop per square for better results.
• Best for Home Use: Ideal for growing everyday vegetables right near your kitchen.

How to Use:

1. Set the grow bag on a flat, sunny spot
2. Fill each section with compost or potting mix
3. Plant seeds or seedlings — one per section
4. Water gently; excess water will drain naturally
5. After the season, empty, rinse, dry, and fold for reuse

FAQs

Can I use this on a cemented or tiled floor?
Yes, that’s exactly what it’s made for. Just use a plastic sheet or Thermopol, both of which are easily available at hardware stores, if you're worried about water stains..

What kind of plants can I grow in it?
It’s great for spinach, coriander, mint, chillies, tomatoes, lettuce, green onions — almost anything with shallow to medium roots.

Will the bag stay in shape after filling?
Yes, the stitching is strong and keeps the bag upright.

Can I move the bag after it’s filled with soil?
No — it will be heavy. Place it in your chosen spot before adding soil.