Legigo 50 Pcs 30mm Peat Pellets Seed Starter Soil Pods- Seedling Soil Peat Pods for Seed Starting, Compressed Seed Pod Root Starter Plugs for Garden Plant Cuttings Planting Herb Flower and Vegetables

Features

• What You Get: Each package includes 50 pcs of 30 mm peat pellets. Just add water, and the seed starter soil will rapidly expand to 8x their original size, forming individual seedling pots. No messy soil prep required, simply place seeds to start growing. Ideal for starting multiple seeds and seedlings, the ample quantity meets daily seedling-growing needs, making seed germination a breeze
• Premium Material: Seed starter pods are made of organic peat moss, which provides essential nutrients to support seed germination and seedling growth. Boasting excellent breathability and water retention, they create a healthy environment for root development, significantly boosting germination rates. The outer mesh prevents peat scattering and allows free root expansion, easy to transplant
• Easy to use: Simply add warm water for quick expansion, then add seeds. When transplanting, bury the entire seedling pod directly into the soil or into a larger pot, roots easily penetrate the net, avoiding transplant shock and boosting seedling survival rate. Perfect for direct seed starting and plant cuttings, it saves time and effort for all gardeners
• Perfect Size: Each peat soil pellet is 1.12 inches in diameter and 0.4 inches in height, and the height can reach 1.4 inches after absorbing water; Its compact, compressed dry form ensures neat, tidy storage, and it is also suitable for 1020 trays and all other nursery trays, promoting faster, stronger seedling growth
• Wide Application: Peat pellets for seedlings serve as an excellent germination medium, ideal for all indoor and outdoor nursery stages, such as seed starting, cutting rooting, microgreens and greenhouse planting, perfect for growing vegetables, tomatoes, peppers, basil, cat grass, flowers, herbs and more, with an all-in-one design that ensures a seamless process from sowing to transplanting