Black Plastic Nursery Bags, 12 × 30 cm — Sold per kg

Black nursery bags with a depth suitable for rooting woody cuttings and raising seedlings, particularly olive, fig, grape and citrus cuttings. Each bag measures 12 × 30 cm when laid flat and has holes near the bottom to drain excess water. Sold by weight: one kilogram contains approximately 62–63 bags.

Practical bags for cuttings and seedlings

When propagating woody cuttings, you need a bag that accommodates the cutting's length and provides enough room for the rooting medium and new roots. These black 12 × 30 cm nursery bags are a practical choice for propagating olives, figs, grapes and citrus. They also suit young seedlings grown in the nursery before transplanting to their final position.

The flexible plastic bags are easy to fill and arrange. Holes near the bottom allow excess water to drain. Each bag is 12 cm wide and 30 cm long when laid flat; the shape of its opening changes after filling, depending on the growing medium and the amount used.

Sold per kilogram. Ten bags weigh 160 g, averaging 16 g per bag, so one kilogram contains approximately 62–63 bags. The count is approximate because the product is sold by weight. The photos show an individual bag; the quantity sold is one kilogram.

Why choose this size?

• The 30 cm length provides a suitable depth of rooting medium for woody cuttings.
• Suitable for olive, fig, grape and citrus cuttings, as well as young seedlings.
• Holes near the bottom drain excess water.
• Flexible plastic is easy to fill and arrange in the nursery.

Specifications

Measurement note: 12 × 30 cm refers to the bag's dimensions when laid flat, not its opening diameter or the dimensions of a rigid container. Its filled size varies with the growing medium and the amount used.

How to use

Open the bag and fill it with a suitable rooting medium, then insert the cutting or seedling at the appropriate depth. Water according to the plant's needs and place the bag on a surface that allows water to escape through the drainage holes. When transplanting later, remove the root ball carefully.