Serbajadi Plant Nursery Polybags (Black) - Durable & Heat-Resistant for Thriving Plants in Hot Climates

High Quality Poly Planting Bag

400g – Durable Black Polybag | BUY 1 FREE 1

Give your plants a strong start with the right container. Serbajadi High Quality Poly Planting Bags are made from thick, durable material specifically designed to withstand Malaysia's hot climate and harsh weather conditions. These professional-grade black polybags deliver long-lasting performance season after season.

Whether you're a home gardener starting seedlings or running a nursery operation, these versatile planting bags provide the reliable, cost-effective solution you need for healthy plant growth.

Why Choose Serbajadi Poly Planting Bags?

• Extra Thick & Durable – Premium-grade material built to last through tough weather, frequent handling, and multiple growing cycles.
• Heat Resistant – Specially designed for hot tropical climates—won't degrade, crack, or become brittle under intense sun exposure.
• Versatile Application – Perfect for seedlings, vegetables, flowers, herbs, and ornamental plants of all sizes.
• Professional Nursery Quality – The same reliable polybags trusted by commercial growers and plant nurseries.
• Excellent Value – BUY 1 FREE 1 promotion gives you double the planting bags at no extra cost!

Ideal For:

Seedling propagation, vegetable gardening, flower cultivation, herb gardens, transplanting, home gardens, balcony gardening, and commercial nursery operations.

How To Use

• Fill the polybag with quality potting mix or soil, leaving about 2-3cm from the top.
• Plant your seedling or cutting, ensuring roots are properly covered and soil is gently firmed.
• Water thoroughly and place in an appropriate location based on your plant's light requirements.
• Ensure drainage holes are open at the bottom to prevent waterlogging.

Pro Tip: For best results, pair these polybags with Serbajadi potting mixes for optimal drainage and root development. The black color absorbs heat to warm the root zone—ideal for faster germination in cooler morning hours.