Description
SacoMXB-Bio Planeta vegetal portable eco garden balcony planter
Suitable for
This container is ideal for making the most of a narrow space, such as a balcony, terrace, gallery, or bay window. Its rectangular shape allows it to be easily positioned and adapted, offering versatility for the different crops chosen for harvesting.
Plantation
The combination of aromatic herbs and flowering plants, in addition to providing a culinary garnish, will offer a colorful and diverse display, maximizing the use of the maxi balcony container.
More ideas
We recommend making the most of our organic containers by reusing them with plants that thrive during the colder months of the year, and then with those that only bear fruit in the summer. Planeta Vegetal’s organic containers, due to their composition and construction, are highly durable.
Additional information
| Long | 60 cm |
|---|---|
| Broad | 30 cm |
| High | 30 cm |
| SKU | 2022SACOMXBALCOBIO62XX1 |
| Ability | 54 liters |
| Country of origin | Spain |
Advantages
Lightweight, flexible, resistant to water and weather impacts, easy to place and move thanks to its built-in handles.
One of the main advantages is its porosity, which allows it to breathe, allowing the main roots to divide, obtaining a great capacity for nutrient absorption, in addition to eliminating excess water.
The Eco organic geotextile consists of a harmless element that acts positively on the substrate, in addition to releasing excess heat, allowing the temperature inside to remain milder.
Cultivation Manual
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Portable Organic Bio Container
2
Add coconut fiber substrate, worm humus, and perlite.
3
Cover until about 5 cm of the edge of the organic Bio container is free.
4
Add fertilizer and mix it well with the substrate.
5
Water until you get a loose texture but when you press the substrate you see the water coming out.
6
Sow the seeds, respecting the spaces for their growth.
7
Keep in the shade until germination.
8
After germination, expose it to the sun and always keep the soil moist.
9
And harvest after sowing approximately 5 or 6 weeks.
