NATURALpot

The plantable plant pot

Biodegradable Plant Pot

The plant pot made of our GC green materials can be planted directly with. This saves the environment as much as the plant itself.

The plant pot is metabolized by microbes in the soil. Therefore, decomposition takes place only under the influence of microbes, water and UV radiation. Thus, the decomposition process already begins in small steps at the nursery and finally ends in your garden.

Traceless

Our plant pots can be buried with the plant, which protects the roots and lets them grow into the soil. This also means less plastic waste.

technical details

Other sizes also available on request!

Packaging dimensions

10.5 pots

Pallet dimensions: 120 x 80 x 190 cm

Pots per pallet: 20,380 pieces

Gross weight: approx. 480 kg

not stackable

12 pots

Pallet dimensions: 120 x 80 x 190 cm

Pots per pallet: 12,600 pieces

Gross weight: approx. 430 kg

not stackable

NEED SOME COLOUR?

You can get the pots in 10 different colours. The colours are added during the manufacturing process and tend to be darker shades. Our NATURAL pots come in either dark brown or black, depending on the recipe. They're great for labelling different varieties!

Best Practice

* The Natural Pot is a plant pot without contents.

FAQ

The NATURALpot is 100% biodegradable and already works at various nurseries. in cultivation, i.e. processing on conventional machines is also possible.You can simply bury the pot with the plant in the soil and the micro-organisms will eat the pot. We say: Turn trash into something new! 

The Plant Pot consists of an innovative material made from sunflower husks. Every year, 6 million tonnes of these remain as a waste product from the production of sunflower oil and seeds worldwide. We prefer to use this for something new! In addition to the sunflower husks, corn starch and a rock flour are used as a mineral filler. 

Yes, Plant Pot it is biodegradable under natural conditions such as home compost or buried in the soil with the plant. This does not require high temperatures, as is the case with industrially compostable materials. Nature provides everything for the decomposition process of the plant pot: Moisture, oxygen and the microorganisms found in the soil. 

No, according to previous experience, no additional fertilisation is necessary. However, this question will be investigated in more detail.  

Different crops have different cultivation lengths. A basil grown at +18°C and intensive light irradiation requires approx. 35-40 days, the Plant Pot holds up wonderfully. Also Heather plants, such as Callunaswhich are potted in April and only go on sale at the end of September, survive outdoor cultivation in a plant pot that can be planted in the ground.. 

No, the Plant Pot decomposes at different rates depending on the soil conditions. On the way to complete decomposition, smaller and smaller fragments of the pot are created, which continue to degrade. Compared to microplastics, which remain unchanged in the soil for centuries, the pot particles of the plantable plant pot are soon completely degraded and no longer detectable. The microorganisms break down the material into its smallest components so that nothing remains of the pot. 

How long the decomposition process takes always depends on the external conditions, because it is a natural process. Plant Pot If it is planted in February, for example, when it is still colder, it may take a little longer than if it is dug in during the warm summer. 

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