Kiyari (8 Grid) Grow Bag – Green

Looking to grow more vegetables at home without needing a big garden? This spacious grow bag makes it easy. With 8 separate sections, each measuring 1ft x 1ft, you can grow different plants in the same space without them getting in each other’s way. Whether you're planting on a rooftop, balcony, or patio, this bag helps you grow fresh food right at home — no digging, no mess.

Made from breathable fabric, it keeps roots healthy and allows extra water to drain out, so you don’t have to worry about overwatering. Once the season is over, just empty it, clean it, and fold it up for storage.

Features:

• 8 Grids: Great for growing multiple crops like herbs, greens, or vegetables — one per section.
• Air-Friendly Fabric: Keeps soil from getting too hot and helps roots breathe.
• Natural Drainage: Lets extra water escape easily to prevent soggy roots.
• Strong & Durable: Reinforced stitching holds its shape when filled with soil.
• Reusable: With basic care, this bag will last up to 5 years.

Usage Tips:

• Placement: Works perfectly on cemented rooftops, balconies, patios — no soil bed needed.
• Sunlight: Keep in full sun for crops like tomatoes and chillies. Leafy greens like spinach or lettuce can grow in some shade.
• One Crop Per Section: Avoid crowding — plant one thing per square for better results.
• Home use: Grow all your everyday herbs and vegetables right outside your door.

How to Use:

1. Place the bag on a sunny, flat surface
2. Fill each section with potting mix or compost
3. Plant your chosen seeds or seedlings — one per section
4. Water gently and regularly. Extra water will drain on its own
5. After harvest, empty the soil, rinse the bag, dry it out, and fold it away for next time

FAQs

Can I keep this on a tiled or cemented 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 can I grow in it?
Anything from spinach, coriander, mint, and lettuce to chillies, tomatoes, and green onions.

Will it stay upright after filling with soil?
Yes, the fabric is strong and stitched to hold shape even when full.

Can I shift the bag after adding soil?
It becomes heavy once filled. It’s better to decide its spot before you add soil.