Paper pots are like growing in soil blocks but without the time, hassle, and expense of making soil blocks. The paper pots for seedlings come attached as a honeycombed strip, and you can easily pull the pots apart when it is time to plant. The paper can go into the ground where it will decompose or it can be discarded.

These pots will not fit in a standard 1020 tray! The pots are held open to fill using simple plastic clips. Clips and trays sold separately.

• 72 cell (each pot 1.9”sq x 2”deep)
• Pots are allowed by NOP but are not certified organic (yet)
• Unlike other brands they are not treated with fungicide
• Use with a 12”x24” tray (sold separately)
• Biodegradable paper pots
• Reuse the tray and clips (sold separately)
• Non-chain paper pots are easy to separate when ready for planting

Using paper seed starting trays and newspaper pots has gained popularity among gardeners for their eco-friendliness, ease of use, and sustainability. These biodegradable alternatives to plastic pots provide numerous benefits, such as reducing plastic waste and ensuring easy transplanting of seedlings. The porous nature of the paper pots for seedlings allows for air exchange, which promotes healthy root development and prevents root suffocation.

When using paper pots for plants, it's essential to pair them with a high-quality seed starting mix to ensure proper moisture retention, aeration, and nutrient balance for optimal seedling growth. The biodegradable nature of these pots means they break down over time, leaving no lasting impact on the environment while enriching the soil.

Embracing paper seed starting trays and paper pots for seedlings not only supports a more sustainable gardening approach but also enhances the overall success of seed starting and transplanting.