Every so often an event reminds you why you do this at all. For us, that was the Rythu Mithra Agri Show 2026 at NTR Stadium, Hyderabad — one of the region's biggest gatherings of farmers, agri-innovators and industry folks, all under one roof.
About the show
Rythu Mithra is one of Telangana's most anticipated agricultural exhibitions — thousands of farmers, hundreds of exhibitors, everything from modern farm machinery to organic growing solutions on display. Held at NTR Stadium, it's really a meeting point between agricultural innovation and the people who'll actually use it — farmers, home gardeners, and plenty of curious first-timers.
Why we showed up
As a brand built around organic gardening — desi vegetable seeds, breathable HDPE and non-woven grow bags — an event like this is exactly our crowd. It gave us a chance to meet gardeners and farmers face-to-face instead of through a screen, let people actually handle our grow bags and seeds rather than judge them from a photo, hear directly what people are struggling with in their own gardens and fields, and just stay connected to the wider community our products are actually built for.
What we brought
Visitors at our stall got a hands-on look at our home and terrace gardening range:
- Organic and desi vegetable seeds — tomatoes, brinjal, leafy greens, herbs
- HDPE 260 GSM grow bags — our heavy-duty, multi-season fabric pots
- Breathable non-woven grow bags — lighter, more budget-friendly, good for balconies and terraces
- Straight advice on picking the right grow bag size for whatever people were actually trying to grow
The conversations that stuck with us
Honestly, it wasn't the footfall or the buzz that stood out — it was the conversations. Home gardeners asking how to start their first terrace garden. Farmers curious about scaling up organic practices. Parents wanting to get their kids interested in growing food. Every question was a reminder of why accessible, decent-quality gardening supplies matter, not just for large farms but for anyone who wants to grow something real where they actually live.
What's next
Events like Rythu Mithra are a reminder that gardening and farming, at whatever scale, are part of the same story — growing food that's healthier, more sustainable, closer to home. Thanks to everyone who stopped by, asked questions, and shared their own growing journeys with us.
If you missed us at NTR Stadium, we're not done for the season — keep an eye out for our next stop, the 20th Grand Nursery Mela in Hyderabad, where we'll bring the full range again.
