192pc Antheia Green Homewares Eco Square Paper Seed Pot 8cm
Start your seedlings sustainably with the 8cm Eco Square Paper Seed Pot. These biodegradable pots are an environmentally friendly choice, reducing plastic waste and promoting healthy plant growth. Made from paper, they naturally decompose in the soil, allowing you to transplant seedlings directly into the ground without disturbing their roots. The square design maximizes space efficiency, making them ideal for seed starting trays and small growing areas. The 8cm size is perfect for a variety of seeds and cuttings, providing a simple and eco-conscious way to nurture your plants from the very beginning.
Includes:
24 x 8pc Seed Pots
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