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plant grow bags 20L Hemp Fibre Planter

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plant grow bags 20L Hemp Fibre PlanterHEMP PLANTERS Heavy Duty 100% Hemp Material Plastic Free These are not the cheap flimsy bags you find in the big box retail stores 9 12 month life Can be composted after use, Fully Bio Degradable Great for Patio Gardening and Urban Farming Just add compost and soil Water Permeable Oxygenates roots for healthier container grown plants Choose between: Small (Approx 5 gallon) 12" across x 12" H Great size for single Herbs, Eggplants and Broccoli OR

HEMP PLANTERS

Heavy Duty 100% Hemp Material - Plastic Free

These are not the cheap flimsy bags you find in the big box retail stores

9-12 month life - Can be composted after use, Fully Bio-Degradable

Great for Patio Gardening and Urban Farming

Just add compost and soil 

Water Permeable - Oxygenates roots for healthier container grown plants

Choose between:

Small (Approx 5 gallon)
12" across x 12" H
Great size for single Herbs, Eggplants and Broccoli

OR

Medium (Approx 7 gallon)
13.5" across x 13.5" H
Great size for Eggplant and Peppers

OR

Large (Approx 10 gallon)
14.5" across x 14.5" H
Great for Potatoes and Tomatoes

*Does not include soil, just a representation.

** Once planters are full of wet soil, it is best to pick them up from the bottom if you need to move them.  Do not drag from a side, as they are made of natural non-woven Hemp fibers and can tear.

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Urban gardening aka: gardening in raised beds, planters, pots, etc has a few challenges. Here are a few reasons why growing in fabric bags is the ideal choice:

#1 Drainage - plants growing in plastic or metals can overheat your root systems. Roots do more than just anchor a plant. If your roots are not healthy your plants will lack the ability to take in nutrient. 

#2 Moisture - plants growing in wood or clay planters typically suffer from drought stress as these materials absorb the water and steal the moisture the plants need.

#3 Aeration - the fabric allows air flow to the roots and also provides proper drainage. I have actually seen plants that have died from drowning because the drainage holes in their pots were inadequate.

#4 Soil Health - plants grown in a properly drained and aerated environment strive.   This environment is essential in growing and maintaining a living soil, the basis of organic gardening. Healthy Soil = Healthy Plants.  Adding organic matter to your fabric pots will feed your microbes and they will enjoy their perfect environment allowing nutrients to be released and larger root systems to be formed.

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Interested in Vermi-Composting - the easy way to compost indoors with worms? Organic Gardening starts with soil health.

Healthy Soil = Healthy plants.

An easy way to build your soil is by adding organic matter, especially in urban pots and containers ...creating a living soil full of microbes.  Guarantee live worm delivery! 

 

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