Peat Pot production line

Production process of peat pots and cassettes:

The production of peat pots and cassettes is an innovative and environmentally friendly way to grow plants. The main material for the production is peat, which is mixed with natural fibers such as wood or cellulose fibers. This mixture is processed to create the right texture and shape. Peat pots are produced by molding.

Using peat pots and cassettes:

Germination of seeds: Peat pots and cassettes are ideal for the initial stage of growing plants from seeds. Because they are biodegradable, they can be placed directly into the soil, minimizing plant stress when repotting. The roots will be able to penetrate the walls of the pot, and the peat will crumble over time, enriching the soil.

Transplanting into soil: When plants reach a certain size, peat pots can be transplanted directly into the soil. This reduces repotting and seeding, allowing plants to adapt more smoothly to new conditions.

Improved breathability: Peat pots and cassettes have good breathability and promote healthier plant root development. Roots can easily penetrate the walls, and pots avoid digging when transplanting.

Plant Stress Reduction: Since plants can be repotted with peat pots, this helps to reduce plant stress. They do not lose their roots when repotting, which is usually the case when transporting more traditional pots.