Smart Pot
Purple Fabric Raised Bed – Mini, 15 gallon
KWD 7.200
A round fabric raised bed in purple, about 61 cm across and 30 cm deep. No frame, no screws: unfold it, fill it and plant the same afternoon. Deep enough for root crops, wide enough for a real mix of vegetables, and the fabric keeps the soil breathing and cooler through our season.
Why a fabric bed
- No building, no tools. Unfold it, fill it, plant. It stands on its own on tiles, paving or sand.
- Roots breathe. The fabric lets air in from every side, so roots branch instead of circling and the soil never goes sour.
- Hard to overwater. Extra water drains through the fabric and the base.
- Cooler in our heat. The fabric releases heat instead of holding it like a plastic or metal bed.
- Lasts for years. Empty it at the end of the season, rinse, fold and store. Double-layer fabric, made by Smart Pot.
Which size? What can you grow in it?
One bag of our Potting Soil Mix fills 5 gallons. The numbers below are for one bed, planted the way we plant at home.
Mini · 15 gallon (this one)
about 61 cm across, 30 cm deep · 57 litres
Grow: 1 tomato with 2 basil around it · 3 peppers · 8 lettuce · 6 strawberries · a herb corner of 5 plants · 25 radishes
Soil: 3 bags
Junior · 50 gallon
about 91 cm across, 30 cm deep · 190 litres
Grow: 2 tomatoes, 2 peppers and basil together · 12 lettuce · 8 chard · 40 carrots · 10 strawberries · 1 zucchini with herbs around it
Soil: 10 bags
Original · 100 gallon
about 127 cm across, 30 cm deep · 380 litres
Grow: 3 tomatoes, 4 peppers and basil · 20 lettuce · 1 melon or pumpkin with lettuce at the edges · 8 seed potatoes · a full kitchen garden: tomato, pepper, chard, herbs and radishes together
Soil: 20 bags
How to use it
Choose the spot first: it is heavy once filled. Four to six hours of morning sun is ideal in Kuwait; afternoon shade in summer helps. Unfold the bed, fill it with potting mix (not garden sand) up to a hand-width from the top, water well and let it settle, then plant. Water until it comes through the fabric. In summer the soil dries faster than in a plastic bed, so check it with your finger more often.
Purple Fabric Raised Bed – Mini, 15 gallon
A round fabric raised bed in purple, about 61 cm across and 30 cm deep. No frame, no screws: unfold it, fill it and plant the same afternoon. Deep enough for root crops, wide enough for a real mix of vegetables, and the fabric keeps the soil breathing and cooler through our season.
Why a fabric bed
- No building, no tools. Unfold it, fill it, plant. It stands on its own on tiles, paving or sand.
- Roots breathe. The fabric lets air in from every side, so roots branch instead of circling and the soil never goes sour.
- Hard to overwater. Extra water drains through the fabric and the base.
- Cooler in our heat. The fabric releases heat instead of holding it like a plastic or metal bed.
- Lasts for years. Empty it at the end of the season, rinse, fold and store. Double-layer fabric, made by Smart Pot.
Which size? What can you grow in it?
One bag of our Potting Soil Mix fills 5 gallons. The numbers below are for one bed, planted the way we plant at home.
Mini · 15 gallon (this one)
about 61 cm across, 30 cm deep · 57 litres
Grow: 1 tomato with 2 basil around it · 3 peppers · 8 lettuce · 6 strawberries · a herb corner of 5 plants · 25 radishes
Soil: 3 bags
Junior · 50 gallon
about 91 cm across, 30 cm deep · 190 litres
Grow: 2 tomatoes, 2 peppers and basil together · 12 lettuce · 8 chard · 40 carrots · 10 strawberries · 1 zucchini with herbs around it
Soil: 10 bags
Original · 100 gallon
about 127 cm across, 30 cm deep · 380 litres
Grow: 3 tomatoes, 4 peppers and basil · 20 lettuce · 1 melon or pumpkin with lettuce at the edges · 8 seed potatoes · a full kitchen garden: tomato, pepper, chard, herbs and radishes together
Soil: 20 bags
How to use it
Choose the spot first: it is heavy once filled. Four to six hours of morning sun is ideal in Kuwait; afternoon shade in summer helps. Unfold the bed, fill it with potting mix (not garden sand) up to a hand-width from the top, water well and let it settle, then plant. Water until it comes through the fabric. In summer the soil dries faster than in a plastic bed, so check it with your finger more often.
KWD 7.200
About us
Plantnmore began with a simple question: Can we grow our own food, here in Kuwait? Today, everything we offer is chosen to help you grow and enjoy food at home in our climate, and in real life. It all grows.