The objective of this study was to examine the availability of some organic wastes namely, tea leaves wastes, hazelnut husk and rice husk, which can be easily found in The Black Sea Region, mixed with some other organic and inorganic matters in growing bag culture during late autumn season. The vegetable crops tried were cucumber, pepper and aubergine. The results obtained from the present study showed that there was a significant impact of different mixture of media on the rate of plant height increase, stem diameter, leaf appearance rate, fruit number per plant, total yield of the above-mentioned plant species. The degree of this impact was found to be different depending on the species. Consequently, while the media named I (a mixture of 2 parts of stream sand, 1 part of peat, 0.5 part of garden soil and 1 part of decomposed farmyard manure) and VII (a mixture of 2 parts of stream sand, 2 parts of peat, 1 part of decomposed farmyard manure, 1 part of fresh hazelnut husk) were found to be suitable for cucumber, the media named II and VI (a mixture of 2 parts of stream sand, 1 part of fresh hazelnut husk, 1 part of decomposed farmyard manure, 1 part of decomposed rice bot, 2 part of stream yard;! part of decomposed hazelnut husk and 1 part of tea leaves waste) were more suitable for pepper. However, for aubergine, the media named II and VII identified above gave better results than the other mixture of the media . The media named I, II, VI and VII are recommended for growing the above-mentioned vegetable crops. In addition, it was also suggested that the other media could be used for these crops after improving the usefulness of them by further researches.