Peat seedling set 28 pcs.

A more traditional reading of planting with high-quality materials.

What does the seedling and cuttings kit contain?

✅ 28 pots (7×7×8 cm)

• Convenient for initial plant capture.
• Compact enough to fit efficiently in a limited space, but with enough volume (about 0.4 l) for roots in the early growth phase.

✅ Peat mix for seedlings (25 l)

• A specially developed substrate with a light and loose structure that promotes good moisture retention and optimal aeration.
• Suitable for various types of seeds and young plants, ensuring a quick and healthy start.

✅ Root It! Propagator

• Compact mini-greenhouse with a transparent lid that maintains a constant temperature and high humidity.
• It facilitates control of the microclimate and contributes to faster seed germination and rooting of cuttings.

How to use the kit for growing seedlings or cuttings?

• Prepare the peat mix
  • Before use, lightly moisten the substrate to make it evenly moist.
  • Loosen it carefully to avoid compaction and to ensure air access to the roots.
• Fill the pots
  • Fill each 7×7×8 cm pot with the peat mix, without pressing too hard.
  • Leave a small gap at the top (about 1 cm) to make watering easier and prevent spillage.
• Sow the seeds or place the cuttings
  • For seeds: Make a small indentation (1–2 cm, depending on the species) and cover them lightly with peat mix.
  • For cuttings: Prepare the stems, cut at an angle and, if desired, use rooting gel or powder. Place the cutting in the middle of the substrate.
• Water carefully.
  • Moisten the soil evenly without causing waterlogging.
  • If you are working with cuttings, you can spray them lightly with water to keep the leaves hydrated.
• Place the pots in the propagator
  • Arrange them so that there is space between the pots for air circulation.
  • Close the lid and monitor the humidity level. If excessive condensation forms, open the lid for brief ventilation.
• Maintain appropriate conditions
  • Aim for a temperature of around 20–25 °C in the propagator.
  • Maintain high humidity, but ventilate periodically to avoid mold and fungus.
• Observe and care for plants
  • Check the soil moisture regularly. When the top layer begins to dry out, water lightly.
  • After germination or rooting, you can open the lid for longer periods to acclimate the plants to outdoor conditions.
• Transplanting
  • When the plants develop a sufficiently strong root system and several true leaves (for seeds) or are visibly strengthened (for cuttings), transplant them into larger pots or into the garden.
  • Gradually increase their exposure to direct light and outdoor conditions.