Hdpe Grow Bags 200 Gsm-15 X 18 Inches - Set Of 3

Product Description

HDPE 200 gsm grow bags are solid and UV stabilized. They are widely used to grow all types of small plants. These bags are long-life use while resisting harsh sunlight. Plant bags are used to grow small vegetables, plants and flowers. Grow bags are the Ideal choice for Kitchen Gardening and small ba...HDPE 200 gsm grow bags are solid and UV stabilized. They are widely used to grow all types of small plants. These bags are long-life use while resisting harsh sunlight. Plant bags are used to grow small vegetables, plants and flowers. Grow bags are the Ideal choice for Kitchen Gardening and small balconies. Life will be 7+ years depending on the usagefull UV protection against the sun for a longer life. HDPE Growbags are easy to use and accessible. They are made of breathable and strong fabrics, making them durable and excellent for overall plant health. One of the biggest growth bag for plants advantages is growing plants in places previously considered unusable, such as in rented yards or even small apartment balconies. Growers with heavy soils may specifically choose these bags as a means by which they can grow more successful crops of root vegetables such as carrots and potatoes. Much like a raised bed or container, one can grow plants in looser, healthier soil. The ease with which grow bags are assembled makes them a viable and cost-effective option for many people. Best Suitable For Home Garden, Terrace Gardening, Kitchen Gardening, Terrace Poly House Gardening & Roof Top Balcony Gardening. 100% UV Stabilized Grow Bag. Plants can grow:Almost all kinds of vegetable and flower plants and All kinds of climbers and creepers Sizes Available : 12 x 12 inches , 12 x 15 inches, 15 x 18 inches Colour:Green Thickness:200 GSM Water drainage holes:Available Other Info:A soil depth of at least 8 inches/ 20 cm will hold sufficient soil, nutrients, and moisture to support a good yield from almost every vegetable and herb growing in a container. Note:Expect to water two or three times per week. All size containers holding less soil may require more frequent watering and fertilising.Read more