Flower peat pots set Chomik 6 pcs — biodegradable seedling trays

Set of 6 peat pots by Chomik designed for sowing and growing seedlings. These biodegradable seedling trays serve as individual planting containers made from compressed peat. Each pot provides a breathable medium that supports root development and can be planted directly into the ground or a larger container, reducing root disturbance during transplanting. The set is suitable for seeds, herbs, flowers and small vegetable seedlings, and fits home seed starting, greenhouse propagation and small-scale gardening.

Advantages

The peat construction offers natural biodegradability, allowing pots to break down in soil over time without removing the container from the root ball. Porous walls promote air and water exchange for healthier root systems and prevent waterlogging. The compact size and uniform shape ensure consistent spacing and easy handling during sowing and early growth stages. These pots are lightweight, disposable in a composting process, and compatible with common seed-starting trays or flat surfaces.

Suitable for

• Sowing flower seeds and annuals
• Starting herbs and culinary seedlings indoors
• Propagating small vegetable seedlings such as lettuce and brassicas
• Use in greenhouse trays and windowsill seed starting

Key specifications

• Quantity: 6 individual peat pots per set
• Material: compressed peat — biodegradable and porous
• Intended use: seed sowing and early seedling growth
• Compatibility: fits standard seed-starting trays and small pots
• Disposal: suitable for composting or direct planting into soil

How to use

Fill each peat pot with a fine seed-starting mix, moisten the substrate before sowing, and place seeds at the depth recommended for the species. Keep pots on a tray or saucer to retain excess water and maintain even moisture during germination. Provide appropriate light and temperature for the chosen plants; once seedlings have developed a healthy root system and several true leaves, transplant the entire peat pot into a larger container or the garden, allowing the pot to decompose naturally in the soil.

Usage recommendations

For best results, pre-soak peat pots briefly to ensure uniform moisture absorption and avoid rapid drying. Use a balanced, lightweight seed compost and monitor watering closely to prevent both drying out and waterlogging. When planting directly into garden soil, loosen compacted earth around the pot to encourage root penetration as the peat degrades.