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Set of 50 Netted Coco Coir Pellets - 38mm - Seed Starter Pellets - Expands with Water - Provides Seeds with The Optimum Starting Soil (50)
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Set of 50 Netted Coco Coir Pellets - 38mm - Seed Features
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Set Includes 50 Netted Coco Coir Pucks
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Each Pellet Measures 40mm Wide by 16mm Tall - When Placed in Water Each Puck Expands to 1.75" Tall
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Give Your Seeds the Best Growing Medium to Sprout Big and Strong! Coco Pucks Hold More Water and Aerate the Roots Better Than Traditional Peat Pots
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Easily Start Your Next Garden Simply By Soaking the Pucks in Warm Water - and Adding a Seed in the Top!
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Effortlessly Transplant your Seeds Outside by Placing the Entire Sock in the Soil. The Netting is Biodegradable and Wont Prevent Your Plant from Maturing
About Set Of 50 Netted Coco Coir Pellets - 38mm - Seed
Make starting your new garden a breeze by having the optimum nutrient and saturated soil that seeds need to sprout. Unlike peat pots, coco pellets can hold more water - giving you a more forgiving gardening experience! This means less stress, and less dried out seedlings! Coco pucks also provide more aeration than soil, allowing less mold to be able to grow AND aiding germination by oxygenating the roots, making them grow stronger. On top of all those benefits, our netted pucks are also transplantable! When your seedlings are ready to be moved from your starting tray / pot out to the garden, all you need to do is place the entire netted soil sock with your seedling into the soil. Doing this mitigates root loss and transplant shock - allowing much better chances than the traditional way of pulling your plant from the potting soil and placing the naked plant into the outside dirt. To use these Netted Coco Coir pellets, you just need to fall a few simple steps outlined below: 1.) Place each puck upside right in your tray with the sealed portion on the bottom and the hole facing up. 2.) Fill the tray with warm (but not too hot, it can tear the netting - you want it just cool enough that it doesn't burn your hand) water, and allow the pucks to soak in the water and expand. 3.) Repeat step 2 until the pots are about 1.5-1.75" tall. 4.) Add 1 seed into the hole in each puck.
