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Biodegradable Seed Tray, 10pcs Seed Trays, Seed Tray Kit, Germination Container, Biodegradable Fiber Seedling Pots for Germinating Seeds and Vegetables
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Description
The biodegradable seed tray measures 16*12*5cm, and each small trellis measures 4*4*5cm. Our kit includes: 10 biodegradable seed trays (each tray has 12 trellises), 10 plant labels, and 2 gardening tools. You can write the plant name on the label with the marker pen to help you mark or label the plants. The seed tray is made of paper pulp and biodegradable materials, can be converted into organic fertilizer, and is completely harmless in the soil. It does not interfere with the root system and has a positive effect on seedling growth and environmental protection. The roots of seedlings can penetrate and protrude from the nursery pots, resulting in stronger roots. These biodegradable flower pots will decompose over time and integrate into the soil. When transplanting seedlings, you can plant them directly underground, making them very practical to use. This biodegradable seed tray can be used in gardens, greenhouses, farms, yards, balconies, etc. You can use it to germinate all kinds of plants, such as fruits, vegetables, wheat, Chinese cabbage, radishes, etc. These garden pots will be your best garden supplies. Sufficient number of biodegradable seed trays, enough for garden enthusiasts to plant different types of seeds, and perfect for transplanting vegetable seedlings such as tomatoes and cucumbers. It is an excellent gift for parents, friends and plant lovers.
Features
- BrandSNQ
- ColourMulticolour
- Pcs per pack10
- Height5 cm
- Width4 cm
- Length4 cm
- MaterialPaper
- Number of cell(s)12
- ReusableYes
- Type of planting pot and seed trayGerminator
- Recommended use(s) for pots and seed traysSowing
- ManoMano ReferenceME96345664
- MMID584950735685
- Product codeLG-FD-11246
- EAN6919595267405
Advice from
What to do in the garden in February
February is a chilly month meaning there's not a huge amount you can do in the garden. That said, the days are getting longer and nature is coming out of hibernation little by little. If the weather allows it, you may even be able to cautiously start sowing a few seeds under cold frames towards the end of the month.
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