We supply Lacquer hand-painted planter with liner
Material : Â Polyresin
Cubic/Ctr :Â 0.15
MOQ:Â 50
Qty/20'Flc :Â 169
Packiging : 1Pc/Ctn.
Origin Viet Nam
Flower pot from coconut coir is a pot produced from processing coconut coir waste.
Indococo as a manufacturer of coconut-derived products, seeks to process this waste into value-added products, one of which is plant pots.
This pots are made manually (without machines) by Indococo craftsmen.
For those of you who like gardening, the natural color of this coco pot is suitable for beautifying your garden or garden.
Benefits of Indococo Coco Pot
1. Able to hold more water
2. Allows plant roots to grow freely
3. Contains nutrients that are beneficial to plants
4. Plants can be directly transferred to a larger area without the need to remove them from the coco pot
5. Contains beneficial pH
6. Recyclable
2 Types of Indococo Coco Pot
Woven Type
This type is made of 100% coconut fiber which is prepared manually by Indococo craftsmen.
Non Woven Type
This type is made of fiber which is arranged manually and coated with wire mesh on the outside.
Flower pots from coconut coir is a pot produced from processing coconut coir waste.
Indococo as a manufacturer of coconut-derived products, seeks to process this waste into value-added products, one of which is plant pots.
This pots are made manually (without machines) by Indococo craftsmen.
For those of you who like gardening, the natural color of this coco pot is suitable for beautifying your garden or garden.
Benefits of Indococo Coco Pot
1. Able to hold more water
2. Allows plant roots to grow freely
3. Contains nutrients that are beneficial to plants
4. Plants can be directly transferred to a larger area without the need to remove them from the coco pot
5. Contains beneficial pH
6. Recyclable
2 Types of Indococo Coco Pot
Woven Type
This type is made of 100% coconut fiber which is prepared manually by Indococo craftsmen.
Non Woven Type
This type is made of fiber which is arranged manually and coated with wire mesh on the outside.
