Pack of 3 (5-Gallon) Grow Bag for Rooftop Gardening

Plastic pots can overheat roots, trap moisture, and waste valuable space — especially in Pakistan’s hot climate. This 5-gallon fabric grow bag solves all of that. It offers better drainage, cooler soil, and a lightweight frame that’s easy to lift or store. Sized at 11 inches wide and 10 inches tall, it fits effortlessly in balcony corners or small patios.

Perfect for mint (پودینہ), coriander (دھنیا), lettuce, spinach, chillies, or flowers like marigold, this bag is ideal for balcony gardening or tight urban spaces.

Why Gardeners Choose This

• Fits Tight Spaces – Great for balconies, ledges, or compact urban gardens
• Perfect for Herbs & Greens – Grow chillies, mint, dhania, spinach, and more
• Reliable Drainage – Prevents root rot by draining extra water quickly
• Stays Cool in Heat – Fabric keeps soil from overheating in warm weather
• Built to Last – Washable, foldable, and lasts up to 5 years with good care

How to Set Up

1. Fill with Potting Mix

Fill about 80% of the bag using 2 parts soil + 1 part compost or vermicompost. In hot weather, mix in 10–15% coco peat to help retain moisture and keep roots cooler.

2. Place the Bag Well

Set the bag in a stable spot like a balcony corner, ledge, or wall-side area that gets decent light. Make sure it's not in a spot where water collects after rain.

3. Water Properly

Water gently until it drains from the bottom. Check the topsoil daily — water only when the surface feels dry to the touch.

👉 Need a bigger option? Try our 10-gallon grow bag.

FAQs

What can I grow in a 5-gallon grow bag?

You can grow leafy greens (spinach, lettuce, coriander/dhania), root crops (radish, beetroot), or one fruiting plant like chili, baingan, or shimla mirch. Bush beans and basil also fit well.

How much soil does it need?

Roughly 14–15 liters of potting mix fills the bag to about 80% capacity — enough room for root growth and watering.

Can I use grow bags outdoors, and how long will they last?

Yes, they work well outdoors in all seasons. Keep them on a dry, raised surface and lift carefully when moving — avoid dragging while wet. With care, they can last up to 5 years.

Do I need drainage holes?

No, you don’t need to add any holes! These fabric bags drain naturally — no need to poke holes. They let excess water escape while still keeping roots evenly moist.

Are other sizes available?

Yes! Browse all sizes including 3, 7, and 10-gallon grow bags: 👉 See All Grow Bags