Indian Chef's Grow Bar

Grow a trio of fresh herbs and spices on a windowsill at home with this cleverly designed Indian Chef's grow bar; a carefully selected seed assortment that produces plants to enhance any Indian culinary creation. The seeds are nestled in a neat, fertile coir bar and are ready to grow - just add water! Coir is an eco friendly coconut fibre, and a sustainable alternative to peat.  

Contains three seed types -

Coriander - brings a fresh, floral flavour and citrusy undertones to Indian dishes. Also coriander seeds can be added to dishes, or ground in a pestle and mortar to make a powder. To get coriander seeds, just allow one or two of the plants to flower, allow plant heads to dry and the seeds should just fall off.

Curry Chilli - long and slim with a fiery heat that can be used when green or vibrant ripe red.

Cumin - adds depth and warmth to curries and dhals and earthy tones to soups.

Simply unwrap the grow bar and place it into a container with plenty of space to allow it to expand. Gently pour half a litre of water into the tray and position indoors on a warm, bright windowsill. Water regularly, and as the seedlings sprout and grow around four to eight leaves, they are ready to be potted on or planted out. Please note not all seeds will germinate at the same time.

Carefully hand prepared by a small team in South London and wrapped in biodegradable shrink film developed from sugar cane. Beautifully packaged 'chocolate bar' style in recyclable materials.

Bar measures approximately 10.3cm wide x 29.3cm long x 1.5cm high.

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SUSTAINABLE

The film wrap used to keep the grow bar fresh is made from biodegradable sugar cane.

The seeds are nestled in coir, a sustainable alternative to peat that is made with coconut fibres.

BRITISH

Created and beautifully packaged in South London, UK.
About the Brand
Growbars are produced by The Gluttonous Gardener Ltd in South London. The idea for unique gardening gifts came from gardener Ned Trier over 20 years ago when he found himself in yet another London traffic jam en route to a client’s garden. Keen to avoid the traffic and to keep busier in the quieter months, Ted devised a plan to deliver a range of growing gifts for the same price as a decent bunch of flowers. After a lot of trial, and a few errors, he had designed a beautiful and sturdy wooden crate to keep plants safe on their journey and began delivering his growing gifts. The Growbars are the latest introduction to their unique range of gifts.