Aptel planting dibber set AG178B green — manual seedling dibbler and seeder

Aptel planting dibber set AG178B green is a manual seedling dibbler and seeder designed for transplanting and sowing small seedlings and seeds in home gardens, allotments and small-scale vegetable or flower beds. The tool combines a pointed dibber for making uniform planting holes with a seeder function that helps place seeds or young plants at consistent depth and spacing, reducing root disturbance during handling and improving planting accuracy.

Advantages

The set is lightweight and hand-held, allowing precise control when creating holes and inserting seedlings. Its simple mechanical design requires no power source, making it suitable for use anywhere in the garden. The construction provides a stable grip and a pointed tip that penetrates soil easily, while the seeder mechanism ensures dose-controlled placement of seeds or seedlings. The green finish offers clear visibility in planting beds.

Suitable for

• Transplanting seedlings in flower beds and vegetable patches
• Sowing small seeds in rows or individual holes
• Planting in allotments, balconies and raised beds
• Precise spacing for herbs, lettuce, onions, and similar small plants

Key specifications

• Hand-operated dibber and seeder combining hole-making and seed placement
• Pointed tip for consistent hole depth and minimal root disturbance
• Lightweight, ergonomic handheld design for ease of use
• Green color for visibility in planting areas

How to use

Select the planting location and press the pointed dibber into the soil to the required depth. Release to create a uniform hole, place the seed or seedling into the opening using the seeder mechanism or by hand, then gently firm the soil around the plant. For small seeds, use the seeder function to control the number and spacing of seeds per hole. Clean soil from the tip after use and store the tool in a dry place.

Usage recommendations

Use the dibber on moist, but not waterlogged, soil to achieve clean holes and minimize root damage. Adjust hole depth according to seed or seedling requirements; shallower for small seeds and deeper for larger seedlings. After planting, water gently to settle soil without displacing the seed or young roots. Regularly clean and dry the tool to prevent corrosion and maintain performance.