• Good Dirt Drop and Gro pots. Compostable and self feeding. Protein rich plant food built right into the pot's walls. Plant entire pot.
  • Hands planting a plant in Good Dirt. Text reads Seed Starting Pots. How to use. Step one add soil to the pots. Step two plant your seed, watch it grow. Keep soil evenly moist. Step three when plant is mature, head to your garden. Step four free the roots by popping bottom tabs. Step five plant the entire pot in your garden.
  • Al Newsom, co-founder of Good Dirt and horticulturist. Quote reads Can I tell you how great it feels to be growing in a pot that is not plastic. I love the way the pot stays rigid while growing out the seedlings, it doesn't get soft and mushy. This pot also breathes which leads to excellent root establishment. After planting our in ground trials, we have experienced rapid plant establishment and super healthy plants.
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DROP & GRO™ Pots

DROP & GRO™ Pots

$14.00 USD
$14.00 USD
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Set of 10 Pots, 3" each

Compostable & Self Feeding Seed Starting Pots! 

Drop & Gro™ Pots are made from starchy renewable plants, so when your seedling matures, you can plant the whole pot and in time it disappears… bye-bye pot! As the pot breaks down, natural nutrients are released for plant absorption. Box includes set of ten pots that are 3″ in diameter.

Made from Plants for Plants

Drop & Gro™ Pots are compostable and self-feeding. They are made from starchy renewable plants, so when your seedling matures, you can plant the whole pot and in time it disappears… bye-bye pot! As the pot breaks down, natural nutrients are released for plant absorption.

Amazing Benefits:

  • Landfill Free – Plant the whole pot
  • Safe for Waterways – No harmful fertilizer
  • Petroleum-Free – No drilling for oil
  • More Food Yield – Faster growth, more fruit

How fast do Drop & Gro Pots decompose?

Since every gardening environment is different, your pot may breakdown into nothing within a growing season or you may have a little part of your pot left. Any product that is still recognizable can be tilled up for nutrients for your next growing season or you can industrially compost with your organics.

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