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Greenhouse cucumbers are grown hydroponically, generally in rock wool blocks placed in rock wool slabs or in sawdust or coir (coconut fiber) bags. Plant greenhouse cucumbers at a spacing of 2 plants per grow bag or 45cm (18") apart. The cucumber grow bag is mix of coco peat and coir fiber materials. This is ideal product for cucumber to enhance the growth and yield.

The cut flowers grown in coco peat and coco peat +other composts showed high vegetative and reproductive growth. The highest number of flowers per plant was observed in coco peat.

Greenhouses tomatoes are often planted in grow bags, but outdoor crops can also be grown in this way too. A good alternative to a specialist grow bag is to try planting in a 60 or 75 liter sack of multi-purpose compost. This will provide your plants with a larger rooting area and stop them drying out in hot weather, which is better for the plants and means less watering for you.

Capsicum, or sweet peppers, are most productive when grown in a greenhouse.Chillies and peppers naturally grow in much hotter countries than cold countries, so need to be grown in greenhouse or polytunnel. Theyre perfect for growing in grow bags or in containers with multipurpose or vegetable compost. Capsicum grow bags are made with crushed coco chips and coco fibre. This grow bag will hold lesser volume of water and have more air porosity.

Strawberries are an easy-to-grow perennial that do well planted in the ground or in containers.Grow bags -- hanging containers that allow plants grow on holes on the side. Grow bag cultivation of strawberries saves work and produces good crops of tasty fruit from the smallest garden or patio, or even a sunny balcony.