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Grow Organic Vegetables at Home in Bengaluru

byMultiplex Urban GreenOn-site projects across Bengaluru; Visit Center at NelamangalaStarts from750 Per Sq. Ft. (Min. 50 Sq. Ft.)View full gallery

Sick of hearing about chemical-laden market vegetables? Let us help you grow your own instead. Whether you have a small balcony or a spacious terrace, we provide the soil, seeds, and guidance to get your food garden started right.

There's nothing like harvesting your own fresh coriander. This video shows the joy of cutting fresh greens from a container garden on a terrace. With our products and guidance, you can experience this too.

Methi (Fenugreek) is a fantastic vegetable for home gardens. It boosts digestion, is rich in iron, and can be harvested for fresh leaves in just 20-25 days. We provide premium seeds for a bountiful harvest.

Grow crunchy Radish (Mooli) right on your terrace. It's great for digestion and can be grown in deep pots for healthy roots. You can harvest the leaves in 20-25 days and the roots in 40-50 days.

Fresh Dhaniya (Coriander) adds flavor to almost every Indian dish. It's easy to grow in a pot, and you can start harvesting fresh leaves in just 25-30 days for use in your kitchen.

Amaranthus (Chaulai) is a superfood packed with vitamins and protein. Simply scatter the seeds lightly in a pot, and you'll be harvesting tender, nutritious leaves in 25-30 days.

A lush bed of homegrown coriander, ready for harvest. Growing your own herbs ensures they are fresh, flavorful, and completely free from harmful pesticides.

Look at these healthy Palak (Spinach) leaves, grown organically in a terrace garden. Homegrown spinach is tender and has a superior taste compared to what you find in stores.

Even spicy chilies can be grown easily in pots on a balcony or terrace. This plant is loaded with dark, flavorful chilies, ready to be picked and added to meals.

This dense patch of young coriander seedlings shows the excellent germination rate of our organic seeds. In just a few weeks, this will be ready for its first harvest.

Young fenugreek seedlings sprouting up in a container. Growing microgreens and leafy vegetables like this is a quick and easy way to get started with urban farming.

About Grow Your Own Vegetables

Most home gardens fail because of heavy, water-logged soil that suffocates roots. We avoid this by using our proprietary Prithvi soil media—a lightweight, pathogen-free coir pith blend. This mix drains well, stays airy, and provides the exact nutrition your plants need to grow strong in container setups.

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