Peat pot, 110x100 mm

Peat pot, 110×100 mm – designed for growing seedlings in gardening and vegetable farming. It minimizes labor and provides the most favorable environment for germination.

Specifications: dimensions: D=110 mm, H=100 mm, V=250 ml; walls made of a peat-cardboard mixture (70% peat + 30% food-grade cardboard) with added chalk. The pot wall thickness is 1–1.5 mm.

Features and benefits:

• Possesses sufficient mechanical strength in both dry and moist conditions.
• The porosity of the walls ensures optimal moisture and air exchange, and when planted in the ground, the plant’s roots grow freely through the bottom and walls.
• Contains no pathogens or toxic substances.
• Planting seedlings in the ground along with the pot ensures nearly 100% seedling survival rate.
  
• Made from materials that decompose well in the soil, the pot turns into fertilizer.
  
• We get a harvest 2–3 weeks earlier and 20–30% higher, thanks to the seedlings’ rapid establishment.

Usage:
Fill the pots with moist, nutrient-rich soil and gently tamp it down. Then sow seeds, plant bulbs, sprouts, or cuttings. Place the pots on trays, plastic film, sand, gravel, or a layer of soil.

Water the growing plants, keeping the soil moist. Peat pots must never dry out! This is because the salts contained in the soil crystallize and, in concentrated form, pose a danger to delicate sprouts.

As the plants grow, the pots should be spaced further apart to increase light exposure and aeration and to prevent the roots of neighboring plants from becoming entangled. Grown seedlings or cuttings are planted in their permanent location in the ground along with the pots.