
01 / BG64(RV)
Ring-bound
Two 25 mm metal rings hold the cards on a dark laminated-MDF stand. The open card face gives the monthly artwork a broad, uninterrupted frame.
₹414 + 18% GST · base rate

Plantable calendars · B6 portrait
Both formats use thirteen 5" x 7" seed-paper cards: a cover and twelve months. BG64(RV) hangs them from two rings on an MDF stand. BG66(V) flips them over a WireO coil on a folding board stand.
₹414 + 18% GSTBase rate · Ring-bound
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The buyer decision
The card size and planting story stay the same. The binding and stand change how the calendar sits, turns and presents the artwork.

01 / BG64(RV)
Two 25 mm metal rings hold the cards on a dark laminated-MDF stand. The open card face gives the monthly artwork a broad, uninterrupted frame.
₹414 + 18% GST · base rate


02 / BG66(V)
The cards turn over a WireO coil fixed to a folding board stand. It is the lower-priced B6 option and keeps the page-turning movement familiar.
₹396 + 18% GST · base rate
What stays the same
Each format has thirteen single-side printed seed-paper cards: one cover and twelve months. The paper uses water-based ink and contains marigold, tulsi and tomato seeds.
Remove the used card from the binding before planting it in suitable moist soil. Keep the stand and metal binding out of the pot. Germination depends on the seed and growing conditions and is not guaranteed.
Edition note
BG64(RV) is photographed with August 2027 artwork. BG66(V) is photographed with January 2026 artwork. The printed month and year show previous editions; they are not a promise of ready stock for another year.
Artwork and branding
Monthly artwork, cover artwork and stand branding can be planned for either format. Textured seed paper changes how fine type, heavy colour and small details print, so approve a physical paper proof before production.
Shortlist Ring-bound or WireO portrait and send the year, quantity and artwork brief for a volume quote.
Updated · BG64(RV) photographed in 2027; BG66(V) photographed in 2026