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Set of 3 Winter Plant Covers with Drawstring, 60g/m² Polypropylene Winter Fleece, Reusable and Durable Plant Protection Cover, 80x100cm

£49.01
Sold by Selphora

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Description

PROTECT YOUR PLANTS: Our winter cover provides excellent protection for outdoor plants, allowing them to spend the winter sheltered from the cold and harsh weather by protecting them from wind, frost, snow, and rain. At the same time, it creates a microclimate that allows air, light, and water to circulate, preventing dehydration of stems, branch breakage, and root asphyxiation, while also allowing buds and new shoots to develop when spring returns. QUALITY MATERIAL: Our winter cover is made of high-quality, breathable, 80g/m² non-woven polypropylene. The fabric is breathable, retains heat and moisture, protects against UV rays, and provides excellent frost protection while still allowing air, light, and water to pass through. EASY TO USE: Our protective cover is easy to put on and take off (thanks to its side zipper). The integrated adjustable drawstring is specially designed to keep the plant stable. This makes it easier to cover plants in bad weather. REUSABLE: Our cover is made of thickened and reinforced polypropylene, which is not easily torn or damaged even when used outdoors in bad weather for extended periods. It is washable, dries quickly, is reusable, and easy to store. WIDE APPLICATION: We have many different styles and sizes to choose from. You can use our various winter covers to protect and maintain healthy growing conditions for tropical plants, shrubs, potted plants in the garden, small trees, olive trees, lemon trees, palm trees, tomatoes, figs, citrus fruits, and other plants and vegetables.

Features

  • Brand
    OTHERS
  • Pcs per pack
    1
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME224170807
  • MMID
    537630856398
  • Product code
    4894722526070
  • EAN
    4894722526070
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