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Peat Pots Small x 30

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$3.69 $5.95 In stock

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An environmentally friendly alternative to plastic pots, these peat pots are approved for organic production and are 100% degradable. Suitable for seeds, seedlings and cuttings, the roots grow through the side of the pot, allowing you to plant pot and all into the garden, thereby reducing transplant shock. Size: 6cm x 6cm. Quantity: 30 pots. Now round

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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

William G. ★★★★★

Thirty pots arrived packed tight and ready to go, and I love that they're fully compostable so I can just pop the whole thing in the ground when my seedlings are big enough. The roots have been growing straight through the walls without any stalling, which is exactly what I hoped for.

Elizabeth ★★★★★

I popped these into the soil directly after starting my tomato seeds, and it's so convenient not having to disturb the roots during transplant. The 100% degradable material gives me peace of mind knowing there's less plastic waste in my garden this season.

Avery ★★★★★

Started my tomato seedlings in these instead of the plastic trays I've used for years, and the roots came through the walls without any circling. Planting them straight into the ground was so much easier, no disturbing the roots at all.