HDPE Big Grow Bag – 24×18 inch | Trees

 24×18 inch HDPE Grow Bags made for  Large fruit trees, like Mango, Guava, Papaya etc. Specifically engineered for fruit-bearing trees and deep-rooted climbers, these premium 250 GSM bags provide the perfect vertical depth for taproot expansion. Durable, UV-stabilized, and built to last 7 years—your terrace is now a productive fruit forest.

Product Description

Our 24 x 18 inch (Height x Diameter) Grow Bags are the professional choice for home orchards. In fruit tree cultivation, vertical depth is more important than width because it allows the primary taproot to establish a strong foundation. This size is specifically tailored to mimic deep-ground conditions, giving your trees the stability they need to produce heavy fruit yields.

Manufactured by GroSva, these bags feature our signature Outer Green / Inner Orange dual-layer finish. The UV-stabilized HDPE fabric is significantly more durable than standard plastic pots and far more breathable. The drainage system is precisely calibrated with pre-punched holes to ensure that water moves through the soil effectively, keeping the roots oxygenated and active. Whether you are planting a graft Mango or a lush Pomegranate, these bags provide a long-term, 7-year home for your plants.

Key Benefits

• Optimized for Fruit Trees: The 24-inch height provides the critical depth required for the deep root systems of Mango and Guava.
• Premium 250 GSM Fabric: High-tensile HDPE material that holds its structure under the weight of heavy trees and wet soil.
• 7-Year Service Life: UV-treated to prevent solar degradation, ensuring your orchard stays productive for years.
• Advanced Aeration Technology: Breathable fabric prevents “root binding” by naturally air-pruning the roots for a healthier tree.
• Safe & Non-Toxic: BPA-free material ensures your homegrown organic fruits are 100% safe for consumption.

Terrace-Safe Design: Much lighter than traditional heavy clay or concrete pots, preventing unnecessary structural load on your building.

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