Planter Verto 15G465 — depth 160 mm, weight 116 g, 1 pc

Verto 15G465 planter is a manual planting tool and a set of biodegradable peat seedpods designed for transplanting small seedlings. The pack contains one planting tool and a set of rectangular peat seedpods with a 3 × 4 hole arrangement (12 cells) intended for plants with compact early root systems. The planter supports planting to a depth of 160 mm and the hand tool weighs 116 g, offering a lightweight solution for repetitive planting tasks in gardens, allotments and small-scale horticulture.

Advantages

The Verto 15G465 combines a compact, light manual planter with peat seedpods that dissolve in soil, allowing seedlings to be planted together with their biodegradable pots. This reduces root disturbance, supports gentle handling of delicate roots and eliminates the need to extract the plant from its cell. The peat material is eco-friendly and breaks down under moisture, contributing organic matter to the planting site. The rectangular seedpod design can be divided with scissors to create smaller groups of cells, providing flexibility for different transplanting needs.

Suitable for

• Transplanting small seedlings and young plants in home gardens
• Allotment plots and urban vegetable patches
• Propagation of plants with compact early root systems
• Planting rows of herbs, bedding plants or vegetables from peat cells

Key specifications

• Planting depth: 160 mm
• Tool weight: 116 g
• Seedpod layout: 3 × 4 cells (12 cells per rectangular seedpod)
• Seedpod material: biodegradable peat
• Seedpod form: rectangular, divisible into smaller groups by cutting
• Pack content: one planter tool and included peat seedpods (rectangular sets)
• Single pot dimensions (rectangular set): 16 × 12 × 4.5 cm

How to use

Prepare the seedpods by filling each cell with appropriate potting soil and sow seeds or place young seedlings into the cells. Water to settle the soil and encourage root development. When transplanting, use the Verto planting tool to create a hole of suitable depth (up to 160 mm) in prepared ground, then place the seedling together with its peat cell into the hole. Backfill gently and press soil around the peat cell to ensure contact and stability. The peat will retain moisture and gradually decompose in the soil, reducing shock to the root system.

Usage recommendations

For best results, keep peat seedpods moist during the nursery stage but avoid waterlogging. Cut the rectangular seedpod into the required number of cells before planting if single-cell transplantation is needed. Match cell size and planting spacing to the plant species; delicate seedlings benefit from minimal handling and direct planting with the peat cell to reduce root disturbance.