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Peat Pots Large x 48

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$11.25 $15 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: 8cm x 8cm. Quantity: 48 pots.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Claire ★★★★★

I’ve been using these to start my tomato seeds and they hold up nicely when wet, no collapsing or tearing. The roots are already poking through the bottoms just like I hoped. Feels good to skip plastic entirely for this batch.

Miles S. ★★★★★

Roots are already poking through the bottom of these pots just a week after planting my tomato seeds, which is exactly what I wanted. The whole pack of 48 feels sturdy enough to hold up in the garden bed without falling apart too soon.

Emma M. ★★★★★

I was happy to find these peat pots were sturdy enough to handle damp soil without falling apart, and my tomato seedlings are thriving in them. The roots are already poking through the bottoms, which is exactly what I wanted for easy transplanting later.