- Material and design: Made from recycled paper pulp and degradable, the seedling cup allows the roots to be easily stretched out as you plant. - Soil health and root environment: Provides good absorption and air permeability, blending with soil to improve the ecological environment around the seedling roots. - Easy transplanting: No need to remove the seedling from the cup during transplantation; you can plant the entire cup directly to reduce seedling damage. - Size and versatility: Small and light, making it suitable for seedlings of a wide range of plants, vegetables, or fruits. - Safety and performance: Seedling peat pots are non-toxic and help effectively improve seedling survival rates. Applications and use scenarios: - Home gardening and balcony planting: Start vegetable or fruit seedlings in these cups, then transplant directly into beds or larger pots. - Nursery or classroom projects: Raise multiple species with minimal root disturbance, helping young plants establish quickly. - Greenhouses and small plots: Use in compact growing spaces where easy handling and reduced transplant shock are important.