• Pulp Pot (12" Round) - Grow Organic Pulp Pot (12" Round) Growing
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Item Number: GP1210

Pulp Pot (12" Round)

Made from Recycled Materials

Our Pulp Pots are made of molded cellulose fiber derived from recycled newspaper and have over 50 times the insulation value of the plastic container and protect against both heat and cold.

  • Biodegradable
  • Plant pot-and-all to protect delicate roots and reduce transplant shock.
  • The 12" dia x 11" ht pot is roughly equivalent to 3.4 gallons
  • Contains drain holes
Quantity Discounts for Pulp Pot (12" Round)
Buy 5 for $7.19 each
Buy 10 for $6.79 each
$7.99
$7.99
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Shipping Information

Ships from Northern CA.

Shipping Weight: 1.0 lb

Features

  • Biodegradable
  • Made from Recycled Materials
  • Use for Propagation

Characteristics

Use Instructions

Simply remove pot bottom, slit sides and tear off rim and plant.

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Customer Reviews

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D
Douglas
AWESOME

My blueberry plants are thriving!!

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Kathleen Harrah
Great multi purpose pot - helps avoid disturbing roots!

These are great pots - sturdy enough to have out in the open weather for a a couple seasons, and biodegradable and permeable enough to plant directly in the ground and have the roots grown through after starting seedlings. I'm using to start Hawthorne bushes - will plant directly in dirt and completely avoid transplant shock. Great product.

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Tricia
Great pot!

We grow coconut palms from our palms and either plant them on our yard or give them away.
These pots are perfect for this project!

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Bee review
Bee swarm trap

I use these for trapping honey bees! They work out perfectly, they maintain in weather and serves it purpose! Bees love them!

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Pasque flower
I like to have plenty of these on hand every year.

These pots work great for holding perennials until I am ready for planting. I can place them in the ground or I can slip the perennial out and save the pot for another perennial or another year - they are that tough.
They are a huge convenience for me, making planting easier, and on my time line, not the perennial's.

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