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An example of a strong, healthy potato plant grown using our kit.
  • An example of a strong, healthy potato plant grown using our kit.
  • The compost is ready to be hydrated in your potato grow bag
  • Sprinkle the slow release potato fertiliser onto the hydrated compost
  • Add more water as per instructions and mix in the potato fertiliser
  • Your kit also contains slow release potato fertiliser
  • Doctor Grow Potato Grow Bag Kit

Vegetable Grow Bag Kit (13L)

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No of Grow Bags: 13612152024

Price: £5.95

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Vegetable Grow Bag Kit (13L)

Excellent for new potatoes, tomatoes, show growing potatoes and vegetables or late crop, the Doctor Grow potato growing kit comes complete with a 27cm in diameter x 26.5cm deep grow bag and 13L of compost.

Simple to set up and ready to plant in a matter of minutes, our grow bags are strong and black lined to keep light out. The compost is coir based with added organic matter which helps your vegetables grow and keeps them healthier for longer.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE:
You can make as many as you like, potatoes are happy in water so fewer holes will keep the water in on the drier days.

  1. Open up the grow bag.
  2. Add 10L of water to the bag and wait 5 minutes.
  3. Add any fetilisers you wish to use.
  4. Add a further 4L of water and wait another 5 minutes, fluff the compost up mixing in any fertiliser.
  5. Add your seed potatoes putting 4-5 seeds per bag, push them down into the compost approximately 15cm.
  6. Punch some drainage holes into the bag near the bottom. You can make as many as you like, potatoes are happy in water so fewer holes will keep the water in on the drier days.
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