Paper Pot Maker – Beech Wood Newspaper Seed Pot Tool

Paper Pot Maker – Beech Wood Newspaper Seed Pot Tool

£6.99
£6.99 £8.99
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Paper Pot Maker – Beech Wood Newspaper Seed Pot Tool
  • Paper Pot Maker – Beech Wood Newspaper Seed Pot Tool
  • Paper Pot Maker – Beech Wood Newspaper Seed Pot Tool
  • Paper Pot Maker – Beech Wood Newspaper Seed Pot Tool
  • Paper Pot Maker – Beech Wood Newspaper Seed Pot Tool
  • Paper Pot Maker – Beech Wood Newspaper Seed Pot Tool
  • Paper Pot Maker – Beech Wood Newspaper Seed Pot Tool
  • Paper Pot Maker – Beech Wood Newspaper Seed Pot Tool
  • Paper Pot Maker – Beech Wood Newspaper Seed Pot Tool
  • Paper Pot Maker – Beech Wood Newspaper Seed Pot Tool
  • Paper Pot Maker – Beech Wood Newspaper Seed Pot Tool
Paper Pot Maker – Beech Wood Newspaper Seed Pot Tool

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Paper Pot Maker – Beech Wood Newspaper Seed Pot Tool

Brand: Greena®
£6.99
£6.99 £8.99

A great way to recycle old newspapers is to simply turn them into biodegradable pots with this ingenious Paper Pot Maker. Made from 100% Beech wood from a renewable source, the Paper Pot Maker allows you to plant and transplant seedlings without damaging their delicate roots. Plus, the pots then degrade down providing valuable nutrients for the growing plants.

Features

  • Made from 100% Beech wood from a renewable source
  • Makes 2 sizes of seedling pots
  • Transfer seedlings directly from paper potter to ground without damaging roots
  • Save ££££´s on fibre pots
  • A great way to recycle old newspapers
  • Paper pots simply biodegrade
  • A great gift

Size

  • 17.5 x 9cm (7 x 3.5)

Weight

  • 245g

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Conchita Varicak

Both sizes worked well. Good to use up local newspapers cut into strips. What works for me NOT to tighten the rolling of the paper, and also more folds at the bottom works better than less folds at the botton... then you can get the wood to slip out of the paper-pot more easily. After three or four attemps I produced good paper pots. Filled with compost using a teaspoon or a table-spoon. Enjoyed the work.

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Conchita Varicak

Both sizes worked well. Good to use up local newspapers cut into strips. What works for me NOT to tighten the rolling of the paper, and also more folds at the bottom works better than less folds at the botton... then you can get the wood to slip out of the paper-pot more easily. After three or four attemps I produced good paper pots. Filled with compost using a teaspoon or a table-spoon. Enjoyed the work.