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Outdoor Plant Winter Cover, Protective Plant Covers, Outdoor Plant Winter Cover, Winter Cover for Potted Plants, Against Cold and Frost, 120 x 80cm
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Description
- Thick and breathable material: Our plant covers are made of high-quality polypropylene, with a neat finish, breathable, soft, thick, with neat seams, washable, at Quick-drying, reusable, providing healthy growing conditions for your plants.
- Zipper and drawstring closure, easy to use: The size is 80 x 120 cm, with a zipper and drawstring closure. The zipper is smooth and convenient for covering plants. Drawstring design, easy to tighten, easy to put on and take off. easy to remove, can easily and quickly cover plants in adverse weather conditions.
- Complete plant protection: Our plant covers protect your plants/trees/fruits/vegetables, with cold-resistant, frost-proof, anti-freeze, bird-proof, UV-resistant, and animal-proof properties, which can prevent plant damage caused by rapid temperature drops.
- Highly breathable design Plant covers protect plants from cold and inclement weather while allowing air and water to circulate. Plants can absorb sufficient sunlight and water and breathe freely, preventing branch breakage and root damage. Wide application: Suitable for all types of seedlings, fruit plants, flowers, shrubs, young trees, etc. Ideal for botanical gardens, backyards, fields, and other locations. Not only does it protect plants from weather damage, but it also protects them from birds and other animals.
Features
- BrandAIPERQ
- Pcs per pack1
- ColourGreen
- Intended useOutdoor
- Width80 cm
- Length120 cm
- MaterialPolypropylene
- Air PermeabilityBreathable
- Water permeabilityWater-repellent
- Weight500 g
- Plants protection typeWintering
- ManoMano ReferenceME95825058
- MMID350023314853
- Product codeXYTW-952
- EAN8131003611220
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