Product Info

A planter bag is a flexible plant pot that is used as a medium for growing various types of plants. Unlike rigid clay or plastic pots, planter bags are made from lighter materials such as geotextile fabric or specially designed plastic, which not only makes them easier to move, but also supports plant growth better thanks to effective air circulation and drainage. These planter bags are an ideal solution for gardening activities in limited spaces such as urban areas, and are suitable for various types of plants, ranging from vegetables, flowers, to ornamental plants, with high practicality and efficiency, both in use and maintenance.

1. Design and Material Selection

The manufacture of planter bags starts with a design that considers the function as a planting medium, similar to the function of poly bags or pots. The material chosen is high quality HDPE that is woven to resemble a sack. After the weaving process, this material is then coated with 3% UV on each side to increase durability and effectiveness in plant cultivation.

2. Material Cutting

The next step of cutting the HDPE material is an important stage that requires high precision. This material is cut according to a predetermined design, prioritizing size and shape accuracy for the function and aesthetics of the product. The ability to customize the size of the planter bag adds flexibility, allowing it to be used in a variety of environments. This process requires high skill to ensure that each planter bag produced meets the expected quality standards.

3. Drainage Holes in the Material

After cutting the material, the next step in planter bag manufacturing is the creation of drainage holes. These holes are very important to control humidity and ensure that excess water can escape, thus avoiding plant roots from excess moisture. The process of making holes should be done carefully, adjusting the size and number to be effective without causing soil erosion. This is useful for plant health, preventing root rot and disease due to high humidity.

4. Printing

In the manual printing process of planter bags, proper use of paint is essential to ensure color quality and speed up drying. This efficiency allows the production process to run faster and produces a neat and professional look. This manual printing technique enhances the aesthetics of planter bags and adds value to each product.

6. QC (Quality Control)

This step is a quality check of each planter bag that has been produced. This inspection includes checking the stitching, the presence of holes or defects in the material, and other quality aspects. This process is very important to ensure that the products produced meet quality standards and customer satisfaction.

5. Stitching

After printing, at the stitching stage the material is sewn and determines the strength and durability of the planter bag. The stitching pattern set must be followed with precision to ensure strong stitching, able to withstand the weight of soil and plants and withstand outdoor use. The quality of these seams is important to maintain the shape and structure of the planter bag, ensuring it is both functional and aesthetically pleasing. The precision and accuracy of the seamstress is crucial at this stage, resulting in a durable and visually appealing product.

7. Packing

The last stage is the packing process. Planter bags are organised and stacked according to the company’s content standards before the packing process. Planter bags are then pressed to make them easier and neater to pack. After packing, the planter bags are weighed and labelled according to the product information.