HDPE grow bags
Empty, UV-stabilised HDPE bags and 10 × 1 × 1 ft beds for terrace and polyhouse growing
Heavy-duty 240 GSM HDPE grow bags that stand upright when filled and fold flat when empty. They ship empty — hydrate a cocopeat block, fill the bag, and plant. Built for Punjab summers, with drainage holes at the base and a five-to-seven-season life. Also available as a 10 × 1 × 1 ft rectangular bed for larger terrace plantings.
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- 240 GSM virgin HDPE, UV stabilised
- Stands upright when filled, folds flat when empty
- Drainage holes at the base for free run-off
- Reusable for five to seven seasons
- 12 × 12 in square bags; 10 × 1 × 1 ft beds and other sizes on request
Quality
Specification
The numbers we commit to. Ask for the batch sheet that matches your delivery.
- Material
- Virgin HDPE fabric
- Fabric weight
- 240 GSM
- Standard size
- 12 × 12 × 12 in (30 × 30 × 30 cm)
- Rectangular bed
- 10 × 1 × 1 ft (304 × 30 × 30 cm), quoted on request
- Other sizes
- 9 × 9, 12 × 15, 15 × 15, 24 × 12 × 12 in
- Colour
- Green
- Drainage
- Pre-punched holes at base and lower sides
- UV treatment
- UV-stabilised HDPE
- Expected lifeDepends on sun exposure and handling
- 5–7 seasons with care
- Sold as
- Empty bags — packs of 5 and 10, cartons for bulk
The photo shows the 10 × 1 × 1 ft rectangular bed; square 12 × 12 in bags are the standard pack. Bags are supplied empty. Cocopeat, compost and nutrition are sold separately. Tell us the crop and we will suggest a bag size and a filling mix.
Learn more
How to use it
A short version. Full guidance comes with every order.
- 1
Hydrate the coir first
One 5 kg cocopeat block expands to 70–75 litres — enough for two to three 12 × 12 in bags. Expand it fully before you start filling, so you are not guessing at the moisture level.
- 2
Fill, but do not compact
Fill to about 5 cm below the rim and firm the coir lightly. Pressing it down hard removes the air spaces that make cocopeat work. Leave the headspace so water does not run straight over the edge.
- 3
Place it for drainage
Stand the bag on a slab, brick or pot feet so water can leave the base. A bag sitting flat on a wet floor stays saturated, and roots suffer even when the mix is right.
- 4
Plant, water, feed
Plant into the bag and water until it runs from the base. Cocopeat supplies almost no nutrition, so feed on a schedule from the first week rather than waiting for pale leaves.
- 5
Empty and store dry
At the end of the season, empty the coir, wash the bag and let it dry fully before folding it away. Stored dry, an HDPE bag will give you years of use.
Applications
Where it works best
- Terrace and balcony vegetables
- Kitchen gardens and herbs
- Polyhouse trial plots and demonstrations
- Nurseries supplying planted bags to customers
FAQ
Do the bags come filled with cocopeat?
No. The bags ship empty. Pair them with our 5 kg cocopeat blocks — one block fills roughly two to three 12 × 12 in bags, depending on how firmly you fill them.
How long do HDPE grow bags last?
Our 240 GSM UV-stabilised bags should last five to seven seasons with care. Emptying and drying them between crops, and keeping them off standing water, is what gets you the full life.
What size should I buy for tomatoes?
12 × 12 in suits chillies, brinjal, greens and compact tomato varieties. For full-size tomato or cucumber plants, choose 15 × 15 in or a 24 × 12 × 12 in rectangular bag.
Do the bags have drainage holes?
Yes — pre-punched at the base and lower sides. Check they are clear before filling, especially on a bag that has been folded in storage.
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