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Terrace Garden Combo – 10 Vegetable & Herb Seed Varieties for Home

Original price was: ₹ 149.00.Current price is: ₹ 99.00.

Build a productive terrace garden with VERTHULI’s Terrace Garden Combo, a practical collection of 10 vegetable and herb seed varieties selected for Indian home gardeners. The combo includes Tomato, Brinjal, Chilli, Lady Finger, Cucumber, Bottle Gourd, Ridge Gourd, Radish, Spinach and Coriander, giving you a balanced mix of fruiting vegetables, climbing crops, root vegetables, leafy greens and herbs.

Description

Build a productive terrace garden with VERTHULI’s Terrace Garden Combo, a practical collection of 10 vegetable and herb seed varieties selected for Indian home gardeners. The combo includes Tomato, Brinjal, Chilli, Lady Finger, Cucumber, Bottle Gourd, Ridge Gourd, Radish, Spinach and Coriander, giving you a balanced mix of fruiting vegetables, climbing crops, root vegetables, leafy greens and herbs.

Ideal for terrace growers using grow bags, large containers, raised beds and planters, this collection helps transform an open rooftop space into a useful home garden. With the right containers, sunlight, support structures and regular care, you can enjoy a varied harvest from your own terrace. The combo is suitable for beginners and experienced gardeners who want to grow multiple everyday vegetables in one convenient seed collection — true to VERTHULI’s promise of Seeds for Health.

Seeds Included:

  1. Tomato
  2. Brinjal
  3. Chilli
  4. Lady Finger
  5. Cucumber
  6. Bottle Gourd
  7. Ridge Gourd
  8. Radish
  9. Spinach
  10. Coriander

Additional information

Combo Type

10-variety Terrace Garden Seed Combo

Seed Form

Natural seeds; individual seed type may vary by variety

Suitable For

Terrace Gardens, Rooftop Gardens, Home Gardens, Grow Bags, Large Pots, Raised Beds

Growing Space

Open terraces and compact-to-medium urban rooftop spaces

Target User

Beginners, home gardeners and terrace gardening enthusiasts

Climate

Suitable for Indian home-gardening conditions; individual varieties have different seasonal preferences

Harvest

Varies by seed variety and growing conditions

Sunlight

Most fruiting and vine crops prefer strong direct sunlight; leafy crops may tolerate partial shade

Origin

Locally sourced

Shelf Life

12 months from packing (store in a cool, dry place)

  1. Terrace Preparation: Choose a safe, suitable growing area with adequate sunlight and good drainage. Keep containers arranged so that walking space, watering access and plant growth are not restricted.
  2. Container Selection: Use appropriately sized pots and grow bags. Leafy greens and radish can use moderate containers, while tomato, brinjal and lady finger need deeper containers. Vine crops such as cucumber, bottle gourd and ridge gourd need larger containers with room for roots and a sturdy support system.
  3. Soil Preparation: Use a fertile, well-draining potting mix enriched with compost or well-rotted organic manure. Avoid compacted soil and ensure every container has drainage holes.
  4. Sowing: Sowing depth varies by crop. Small seeds should be covered lightly, while larger seeds can be sown deeper according to their individual growing requirements. Avoid overcrowding seeds in a single container.
  5. Spacing: Provide enough space between plants for airflow, sunlight and root development. Fruiting crops require more room than leafy greens and herbs.
  6. Watering: Keep freshly sown seeds consistently moist without waterlogging. Once plants establish, water according to crop need, soil moisture, container size and weather. During hot terrace conditions, containers may dry faster than ground soil.
  7. Sunlight: Position fruiting and climbing vegetables where they receive several hours of direct sunlight. Place leafy greens and coriander where they can receive suitable light without excessive heat stress.
  8. Trellising: Provide strong trellis, netting or vertical support for cucumber, bottle gourd and ridge gourd. Train young vines gradually rather than allowing them to spread across walking areas.
  9. Fertilizing: Add compost or suitable organic fertilizer periodically. Fruiting and vine crops benefit from regular feeding during active growth, flowering and fruit development.
  10. Pest Management: Inspect leaves, stems and young fruits regularly for common pests. Remove heavily affected plant parts where practical and use neem-based garden sprays as an appropriate natural control option.
  11. Harvesting: Harvest each crop according to its maturity stage. Pick leafy greens regularly and harvest vegetables while tender where applicable. Frequent harvesting of some fruiting crops can encourage continued production.
  12. Terrace Tip: Use vertical growing space efficiently. Place climbing crops along the edge or against a suitable trellis, while keeping shorter leafy crops and herbs in accessible areas. Avoid blocking drainage outlets or creating standing water around containers.

FAQ

1. What seeds are included in the Terrace Garden Combo?
The combo includes Tomato, Brinjal, Chilli, Lady Finger, Cucumber, Bottle Gourd, Ridge Gourd, Radish, Spinach and Coriander seeds.
Yes. The combo is designed for terrace and rooftop gardening using suitable pots, grow bags, planters and raised beds.
It is not recommended. Different crops have different root, spacing and support requirements. Use separate containers or appropriately divided growing areas.
Cucumber, Bottle Gourd and Ridge Gourd are climbing crops and need suitable trellis, netting or another sturdy support system.
Yes. The combo is intended for beginners as well as experienced terrace gardeners, provided each crop receives suitable space, sunlight, water and care.
No. The varieties have different seasonal preferences. Plan sowing according to the individual crop and the local climate.
Sunlight requirements vary by crop. Fruiting and vine vegetables generally benefit from several hours of direct sunlight, while leafy crops and coriander can have different light needs.
Use containers with adequate depth and drainage holes. Larger fruiting and vine crops need more spacious containers than leafy greens and herbs.
Watering depends on crop, container size, soil moisture, weather and sunlight. Terrace containers can dry more quickly during hot weather, so check the growing medium regularly and avoid waterlogging.
Store unused seeds in a cool, dry, airtight container away from direct sunlight and moisture. Follow the packing information for shelf-life guidance.

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