DIY GROW KITS FROM BOMBAY GREENS
During the pandemic, entrepreneurs Tanvi Agarwal and Ankur Agarwal recognised that people feel safer growing their own herbs and vegetables. Bombay Greens was born in May 2020 out of that realisation. Its DIY Grow Kits are everything you need to help you nurture your own vegetables, herbal teas, edible flowers, and microgreens. There are 10 variants, and each has three types of seeds, three grow pots, cocopeat discs, fertiliser, name tags and an extensive instruction manual.
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