Plantable Pellets Self-Watering Mini Greenhouse (35 plants)
Plantable Pellets Self-Watering Mini Greenhouse (35 plants)
Plantable Pellets Self-Watering Mini Greenhouse (35 plants)

Plantable Pellets Self-Watering Mini Greenhouse (35 plants)

SKU: 60413

1 Kit (35 plants)

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Product Description
Easy to use seed starter kit, ideal for small to medium sized seeds with Eco friendly, Peat Free coconut fibre pellets. For up to 35 plants. Replaces item 60404.

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Nicholas A. (City state Bremen, Germany)
Did not work

Out of the 36 planted only 3 grew and second time only 2 of the 33. Seeds in normal seed compost planted at the same time worked much better.
Also base was cracked so water leaked out of the bottom and had to be repaired with bathroom sealant.
Overall not a good purchase

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Norman S. (England, United Kingdom)

Excellent service

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