Highlights:

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How will this product help you?

Healthy plants means productive plants. When a plant is young many things can effect it's growth pattern. Shock is a huge factor. Generally shock will kill a plant and force you to germinate another plant setting you back several weeks.

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Why will you want this product?

As mentioned transplantation shock will kill your plants. These nursery pots will prevent a significant amount of shock to the plants (nothing is 100%). Reduction of the amount of plants dying is a plus.

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What will this product will bring to YOUR garden?

Time is the main factor this product will save you. As an example: you germinate 10 plants in paper towel and you wait 3 days to see tap roots. All 10 are good! You plant in small containers because it's still cold outside. Your intention is for all 10 to grow because you have space assigned to these plants... The weather begins to warm up, it has now been 3 weeks since germinating.

You take the plants out and plant them, but after a day or two, you notice 4 of the 10 plants don't look healthy. The following day they are dead. You are now down to 6 plants but you wanted 10!

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If you put them into these pots, there is not nearly the same amount of damage done to the roots when pulling them out of the containers. It is simply dig a hole and drop the nursery planters in. The roots will come out of the pots and continue on with their normal life cycle and you have all 10 alive producing fruits several weeks faster than having to germinate new seeds!

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Shipping: This item was slow to arrive (5/10)

 

Packaging: Product came intact, It was simply a black bag with my name on it. Packaged in 50's

(10/10)

 

Initial thought: My initial thought was it wasn't going to be a great product, however after

using 4 of them, I realized they are a lot better than I had thought. They are a lower cost to

many things such as planters, trays etc. (10/10)

 

Info: They cost me C$ 3.70. They are made from the same material as a tea bag, so they will

compost over time. Although you will need worms and bacteria to do so. But they are

Eco friendly. They greatly reduce the stress of transplanting, you do not need to mess around

with squeezing a pot to get them out and in turn potentially damaging their roots. Simply fill

with soil, plant your seed, keep them damp and watch them develop. When ready, drop them into

a hole in your garden. That’s all! The roots (so long as its not large roots) will fit through

the small holes. (10/10)

 

Overall: (8.75/10)