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Non-woven plant frost cover, 60x80 cm, winter cold protection for pots & rose plants

Sold by Groofoo

Product information

Description

  • Highly Durable Material: Plant frost protection bags are made of premium non-woven fabric, soft and breathable. It allows proper air circulation and moderate moisture penetration to maintain healthy growing conditions for your plants.
  • Safe Fit & Wind Resistant: Equipped with a zipper design for easy putting on and taking off. Comes with an adjustable bottom drawstring, specially designed to keep the plant cover firmly in place and prevent it from being blown away by wind.
  • Wide Compatibility & Excellent Protection: This plant protection cover offers ample coverage space, ideal for large potted plants and various potted greenery. It protects tropical plants from frost damage. Perfect for hanging baskets, tomatoes, potted plants, fig trees, citrus trees, small shrubs and more, maintaining their healthy growth environment.
  • Wide Compatibility: Features large coverage space, perfect for protecting tropical plants against frost. Suitable for large single potted plants or multiple potted plants.
  • Easy to Clean: Simply rinse with water and leave it to dry in the sun.

Product Description

SPECIFICATIONS:

QUANTITY : 1PC

MATERIAL : NON-WOVEN FABRIC + ECO-FRIENDLY PVC

COLOR : BEIGE WITH ZIPPER

SIZE :

Beige 6080cm

Beige 80100cm

Beige 180120cm

Beige 240200cm

Beige 360*250cm

PACKAGE CONTENTS: 1 × Plant Protection Cover

Features

  • Brand
    GROOFOO
  • Pcs per pack
    1
  • Colour
    Beige
  • Height
    20 cm
  • Width
    60 cm
  • Length
    80 cm
  • Material
    PVC
  • Weight
    200 g
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME213877276
  • MMID
    311529724554
  • Product code
    AAAGFUK-4267
  • EAN
    9375777087372
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