(200x240cm)Winter Plant Cover Fleece Plant Protection Cover Non-Woven Beige
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Description
200x240cm anti-frost plant cover
【Breathable and Translucent】The plant frost protection cover is made of 80gsm non-woven fabric, allowing air and low humidity to penetrate the plant so it can breathe smoothly, photosynthesize, and grow normally.
【Waterproof, Windproof, Bird-proof】The frost-resistant plant cover can protect your plants from rain, snow, wind, birds, and other external damage. Suitable for large plants or various potted plants, such as palms, roses, shrubs, tomatoes, and other outdoor plants.
【Zipper + Drawstring + Lock】There is a large zipper on the side of the fabric cover and an adjustable drawstring on the bottom of the plant fabric cover, which allows plants to be covered quickly and easily. There is an adjustable fastener on the drawstring that can secure the cover to the plant without being blown away by the wind.
【Cold Protection and Good Insulation Effect】It can increase the temperature in the plant's frost layer to prevent low temperatures and frost from destroying plant growth. Commonly used to extend the growing season in spring and autumn and to protect against cold in winter.
【Easy to Clean and Reusable】The anti-frost plant cover can protect fruit trees in winter, is washable, quick-drying, easy to store, and available in all seasons.
Features
- BrandMCBOSON
- Warranty1 year(s)
- ColourBeige
- Width240 cm
- Length200 cm
- MaterialFabric
- Water permeabilityWaterproof
- ManoMano ReferenceME97908727
- MMID385766983175
- Product code8380024177158
- EAN8380024177158
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