Most grow bags are bought for one setting: a balcony, or a nursery bench. This one is ordered for both, which matters to a distributor stocking a single line rather than two. The square body covers its footprint on a bench or a balcony floor, the corners are reinforced because that is where a square bag carries its load, and the felt breathes and drains whether the bag is inside a greenhouse or out on paving. It runs as a large format and a small one from the same wall.
Most grow bags are bought for one setting, a balcony or a nursery bench. A distributor stocking one line rather than two needs a bag that carries both without looking out of place in either.
The wall is non-woven felt at 820 gsm, dense enough to hold its shape under a full root ball and still breathe, so air reaches the root zone and surplus water leaves whether the bag sits on a greenhouse bench or out on paving. Square walls sit flat against each other, so a row covers the area it occupies instead of leaving gaps between circles, and the four corners are reinforced because that is where a square bag carries its load. Roots meet air at the face and stop rather than circling the base.
The large format takes tomatoes, cucumbers and bigger nursery stock, and the small one takes herbs, seedlings and indoor plants, with both built from the same felt so the growing medium behaves the same way as a plant is stepped up. The flat base keeps each bag standing square while it is filled, and stitched handles take the weight when a full bag is moved inside for the winter or out for the season. The wall system is shared across the air pruning pot range.
| Use | Balcony gardens and nursery beds |
| Material | Non-woven felt fabric |
| Weight | 820 gsm |
| Form | Square |
| Colour | Black with a green bound rim |
| Corners | Reinforced corner panels |
| Handles | Stitched fabric handles |
| Packing | Bag, pallet or carton |
The corner panels are doubled and stitched rather than left as a single layer, so the joint takes the load when the bag is full and dragged into position. The handles are stitched through the wall on the same principle, which is why a full bag can be carried by the handle alone. The base is finished flat so the bag stands without support while it is filled. Where a plant needs more root run than a square format gives, the biggest sizes sit with the tree and nursery container range.
Tell us the square dimensions, volumes and trim colours your programme works to, since the body is built to order and colours can be matched to a swatch. Orders ship in bags, on pallets or in cartons, and the flat bag stores in a fraction of the space a stack of rigid pots takes. The wider soft container range sits in the planting bag range. Container and growing media supply is covered at HortiDaily and FreshPlaza.
Can the same bag be used indoors and outside?
Yes. The felt breathes and drains whatever it stands on, which is why the line covers both greenhouse benches and balconies.
How many sizes does the format run?
A large format for tomatoes and bigger nursery stock, and a small one for herbs, seedlings and indoor plants, both from the same wall.
How are bulk orders packed?
In bags, on pallets or in cartons, with mixed sizes and trim colours combined in one load.
Tell us the dimensions, colours and volumes your programme needs, and we will come back with the packing plan, sample and lead time.
Mark Wu, Co-founder & Technical Director, Sichuan Zhifang Net Industry. 15 years manufacturing agricultural nettings for growers in 32 countries.
