A grow bag is easy to stock in one colour and hard to sell that way, because the same bag goes out to several different customers. A retailer puts them on a shelf next to plants and wants them to look like part of the display; a nursery uses colour to tell lines or batches apart; an own-brand order wants the colour to match a label. That is what factory customisation is for: the bag is the same cloth and the same construction, and the colour and the binding are set per order. It also means one supplier and one specification across a product range rather than a different source for each colour.
The bag itself is a commodity; what makes it orderable is that the colour, the binding and the label can be set to match whoever is buying it. That is a production question rather than a growing one, and it is worth knowing what a factory can change without changing the fabric.
Colour is doing different work for different buyers. On a garden centre shelf the bag is part of the display, so it has to sit alongside the plants rather than fight them. In a nursery the colour is a way of separating lines or batches without labelling anything. For an own-brand order the colour has to match a label that already exists. Because the fabric, the stitching and the handle are the same whatever the colour, a single order can cover several ranges: the buyer gets a consistent product and one specification, and the stock underneath it is the same cloth. The binding around the top edge is set at the same time, which is what gives a plain bag a finished rather than a utility look.
The pots are used for seedling and growing-on work in nurseries, on greenhouse benches and floors, and in container growing outdoors. The fabric is high density non woven, so it prunes the roots that reach the wall and drains freely while still holding moisture in the medium. That combination matters most on a seedling, where a medium that swings between saturated and dry is the usual cause of damping off. Growers ordering for the same houses often add a planting bag for the larger stages, and where young plants also need shade, the shade net range covers that separately.
| Model | PB-017 |
| Material | High density non woven fabric |
| Size | Made to order across the full range |
| Colour | Black, green, purple, orange and others to order |
| Binding | Contrast binding set with the order |
| Handles | Two side handles |
| Reuse | Tear resistant, reusable for multiple seasons |
| Sample | Free sample available |
The reason the fabric matters on a seedling rather than only on a mature plant is that young roots are the ones that suffer when the medium is wrong. A pot that cannot drain leaves a saturated layer at the base, and oxygen stops reaching the root zone; a pot that drains too fast dries the medium round the roots. A porous non woven wall sits between the two, letting excess water out while the weave holds a reserve, and the air at the wall prunes the root tips so the seedling develops a branched system rather than a single root circling the pot. Where a round rigid container is wanted instead, a grow bag with air pruning seams is also available.
Sizes are made to order across the range, and the colour and binding are set per line, which is what allows one order to cover several customers. Logo printing and handle configuration are specified at the same time, and a free sample is available so the fabric and the colour can be checked before a bulk run. The pots pack flat and stack in cartons, which keeps the storage and freight down. Tell us the sizes, the colours, the quantities per colour and where the goods are going, and we will confirm the specification. Buyers tracking what is going into nursery and container growing can follow trade coverage such as HortiDaily and FreshPlaza for what growers are installing.
Can the colour be set per customer within one order?
Yes, the colour and binding are set per line while the fabric and stitching stay the same, so one order can cover several ranges. Tell us the colours and the quantities for each.
Does a different colour change the fabric?
No. The cloth, the seam and the handle are the same specification; only the colour and the binding change. A free sample is available to compare.
Are the pots suitable for seedlings?
Yes, the porous wall drains while holding a reserve, which is what a seedling needs to avoid both damping off and drying out. Tell us the crop and the pot size.
Tell us the sizes, the colours and the quantities per colour, and where the goods are going, and we will confirm the specification, the sample and the packing that suit your order.
Mark Wu, Co-founder & Technical Director, Sichuan Zhifang Net Industry. 15 years manufacturing agricultural nettings for growers in 32 countries.
