6 m Coconut fibre matting Winter protection Slope mat 800 g/m² 0.5 wide

Protection from the cold – with the 50 cm wide coconut mat sold by the metre, you can protect the roots of your plants from cold and frost, so that they can survive the winter and bloom again in spring. Biologically replaceable – wintering for plants has never been more sustainable – our coconut mats for winter protection are completely biodegradable, plant-friendly and without chemical additives Versatile – the coconut mat for plants lets the young plants grow in peace and protects crops from drowning and pests – it also regulates the heat balance and stores them Areas of application: the winter protection coconut mat can be used for insulation of plant pots, cover beds, insulation of small animal enclosures, wind and privacy protection on fences and erosion protection Easy to attach – you can shorten the plant frost protection as desired and only need to wrap it around the plant pots for attachment – thanks to the durability, it can be used for several years, Manufacturer: Aquagart

General description The 6 m Coconut Fibre Matting is an effective winter protection solution for your plants, shielding them from cold temperatures, frost, and icy winds. This versatile mat is made from 100% biodegradable natural fibers, ensuring that it is environmentally friendly and safe for your plants. The mat not only protects the roots in pots but also enhances the growth conditions for young plants while preventing drowning and pest issues for crops. Technical specifications Material: Coconut fiber Weight: 800 g/m² Width options: 0.5 m and 1 m Thickness: 0.8 cm Installation The mat can be easily trimmed to your desired length using sturdy scissors or a carpet knife. Once cut, simply wrap the mat around the pots you wish to protect. Usage Provides insulation for plant pots. Can be used to cover garden beds. Serves as insulation for small animal enclosures. Acts as wind and privacy protection along fences. Can be utilized for erosion control and slope stabilization.