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50 Pieces Plastic Garden Net Cups Planting Basket Cup Set Garden Mesh Slotted Nursery Net Pots for Hydroponics Aquaponics Orchids

£21.58
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Description

General description

Perfect for aquaponic and hydroponic gardens, these 50 pieces of plastic garden net cups are ideal for growing orchids, tomatoes, peppers, herbs, and more. Made from durable PP plastic, they offer good toughness and are resistant to deformation and corrosion. The mesh design promotes efficient plant growth through aeration.

Technical specifications

  • Material: PP plastic
  • Quantity: 50 pieces
  • Design: Mesh with drainage holes
  • Usage

  • Suitable for indoor hydroponic growing plants
  • Promotes healthy root development with even drainage
  • Features

    • Brand
      TINOR
    • Pcs per pack
      50
    • Intended use
      Indoor
    • Integrated drainage
      Yes
    • Height
      4.3 cm
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