CowPots

•  CowPots can be top or bottom watered
• Manure naturally retains moisture—make sure not to over water.

Give the pot time to harden between watering. 

• (prevents overwatering and reduces spores from forming molds if permitted to dry)
• If possible leave space between pots to maximize air circulation.  (improves pot performance and plant health)
•  Allow pot to dry before handling. 
• (CowPots are fragile when wet)

When seedlings are ready for planting, place entire CowPot into soil, cover and water.

• Do not break up the CowPot. 
• (Roots are waiting for contact with soil to continue to grow, 
• breaking the pot will damage the roots creating transplant  shock)
• Plant entire CowPot and cover completely with soil.

CowPots last for months above ground but once transplanted into garden soil, the pots begin to degrade and enhance your garden soil.

• Roots penetrate the CowPot wall, eliminating transplant shock. 
• Unrestricted root growth ensures a healthier, stronger plant.