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Biodegradable Seedling Tray, 10pcs Seedling Trays, Seedling Tray Set, Germination Container, Biodegradable Fiber Seedling Pots for Germinating Seeds and Vegetables

~~£20.68~~

Product information

Description

General description

The Biodegradable Seedling Tray set includes 10 biodegradable seedling trays, each featuring 12 grids, along with 10 plant labels and 2 gardening tools. Made from paper pulp and degradable materials, these trays are designed to be environmentally friendly, turning into organic fertilizer over time and posing no harm to the root system of plants. They are ideal for germinating a variety of seedlings, including fruits, vegetables, and herbs.

Technical specifications

Tray size: 16*12*5 cm

Grid size: 4*4*5 cm

Number of trays: 10

Number of grids per tray: 12

Usage

Suitable for germinating various seedlings such as fruits, vegetables, wheat, Chinese cabbage, and radishes.

Can be used in gardens, greenhouses, farms, courtyards, and balconies.

When transplanting, trays can be planted directly into the ground for convenience.

Other information

Plant labels included for marking or annotating plants.

These trays decompose over time, integrating into the soil and promoting environmental protection.

Great gift idea for gardening enthusiasts and plant lovers.

Features

Brand
MEMKEY
Colour
Brown
Pcs per pack
10
Length
16 cm
Material
Paper
Number of cell(s)
12
Reusable
Yes
Type of planting pot and seed tray
Germinator
Recommended use(s) for pots and seed trays
Sowing
ManoMano Reference
ME78694456
MMID
820600581338
Product code
MM-FR08760
EAN
9088340730383

Customer reviews

4,5

/ 2 Reviews

Reviews verified by ManoMano

MManoMano Customer

Published on 13/05/2024, France

The 2 small tools delivered with the pots make sowing easier by allowing the seed to remain in the middle of the pot. Too bad the pots degrade too quickly from the first days of watering

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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