paper pot press
Everything you need to make your own biodegradable pots from newspaper.
Make your own growing pots: 1. Cut a double page of newspaper into strips about 8 cm wide and 52 cm long. 2. Wrap the stamp with a strip of newspaper. Leave only a little overhang at the top, while leaving more margin at the bottom to form the bottom later. 3. Fold over the bottom overhang of the newsprint to create a base. Then press onto the forming tray. The biodegradable propagator is ready!
Make your own growing pots: 1. Cut a double page of newspaper into strips about 8 cm wide and 52 cm long. 2. Wrap the stamp with a strip of newspaper. Leave only a little overhang at the top, while leaving more margin at the bottom to form the bottom later. 3. Fold over the bottom overhang of the newsprint to create a base. Then press onto the forming tray. The biodegradable propagator is ready!
article number:
753801
EAN/GTIN:
4037892538010
material:
untreated beechwood
size:
13 cm high, Ø 6.5 cm
€11.95*
*Prices incl. VAT plus shipping costs
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