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Set of 3 winter plant protection covers made of 80 g/m² polypropylene, winter fleece with drawstring and zipper, reusable and durable, 200 x 240 cm
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Description
Protect your plants: Our winter cover offers effective protection against wind, frost, snow, and rain, helping your plants survive the winter safely. It promotes a microclimate that allows for the circulation of air, light, and water, thus preventing drying out, branch breakage, and root rot. At the same time, it protects bud break in the spring. High-quality material: Our winter cover is made of high-quality, breathable polypropylene non-woven fabric (50 g/m²). The material is breathable, retains heat and moisture, protects against UV radiation, and provides excellent frost protection while still allowing air, light, and water to pass through. Easy to use: Our winter cover is easy to use. You can easily cut it to the required size. Then, cover your plants and secure the cover with the included rustproof pegs. Reusable: Our cover is made of thickened and reinforced polypropylene, which is resistant to tearing and damage, even with prolonged outdoor use in harsh weather. It is washable, dries quickly, is reusable, and easy to store. VERSATILE APPLICATION: We offer many different models and sizes to choose from. With our winter covers, you can protect tropical plants, shrubs, potted plants in the garden, small trees, olive trees, lemon trees, palms, tomatoes, figs, citrus fruits, and other plants and vegetables, maintaining healthy growing conditions.
Features
- BrandDPZO
- ColourBlack
- Intended useOutdoor
- MaterialPolypropylene
- Water permeabilityPorous
- Plants protection typeWintering
- ManoMano ReferenceME266688527
- MMID253774616726
- Product code9313661021163
- EAN9313661021163
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