Gro Grid Weed Control Planting Mat
Gro Grid is a fantastic new product for organic weed control around your vegetable plants. The Gro Grid consists of a semi permeable weed control fabric with heat sealed planting holes punched into the mat.
Space between plants: 36cm.
Space between rows: 30cm.
Small GrowGrid Mat: 1.5m x 2m, will fit 24 plants.
Medium Gro grid Mat: 1.5m x 4m, will fit 48 plants
Large Gro grid Mat: 1.5m x 16m will fit 192 plants
Suitable for: Beetroot, Broccoli, Aubergines, Herbs, Kale, Lettuce, Parsnips, Spinach, Swede, Turnip and Potatoes.
The Gro Grid stops weeds, retains moisture, absorbs heat and creates the perfect growing environment for your plants. Each mat comes in with different planting hole spacings to suit a wide variety of crops.
The planting mat is reusable and and can be folded away for use for the following crop.
Use:
Simply pin the product to the ground you are placing it on. It is advisable to use long fabric staples so that the wind doesn't loosen the Gro Grid. Plant your seeds or seedling plug plants through the planting holes and firm in well. The Gro Grid mat will prevent weed growth wherever it is placed saving you time and effort weeding between your crops.
The planting mat is particularly good for difficult to weed between plants like peas or shallow rooted vegetables like leeks and onions. Also helps prevent blight washing down to potato tubers.
Gro Grid is the perfect environmentally friendly weed control product for use with organic crops meaning you don't need to spray chemicals to control weeds in your vegetable garden.
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5 Ideal to keep weeds under control.
Very speedy delivery
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5 Gro Grid Planting Mat 'A' for Kale, Spinach, Strawberries
I idin't know I needed this until I found it. I have mu strawberries growing in it. Its so much easier.
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5 Gro Grid Planting Mat 'A' for Kale, Spinach, Strawberries
I use my grow mat this year down the allotment for my strawberries onions and garlic and they are the biggest on the plot. I attributed it to the water retention using the mat. So far I have a mat in every size and have planted potatoes,swede,celeriac,beetroot,peas and beans and mini sweet corn. I’m waiting for the weather to improve to plant my brassicas. So while all around me others are weeding I am confident I will be sitting there enjoying a glass of Merlot. Thank you Quickcrop.
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5 Gro Grid Planting Mat 'A' for Kale, Spinach, Strawberries
I used a growing grid last year with my leeks and it was fantastic for weed control. the leek done very well, only I find it hard to harvest through the holes. the rootballs are very large and I seem to cut into the bottom of the leek rather than the roots when harvesting single plants. but for time efficient weed control - genius!
Questions & Answers
Popular Questions
Niall
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It would be gone in jig time with the rain and wind. Literally would not last more than a week or two. That said there might be the option to make them out of a biodegradeable material of some sort so definitely worth a look. There is an element of recycling in the material used in that these Gro Grids can literally be re-used every year. I have one on the go for 10 years now.
Niall
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It is of course. The water can pass down through the Gro Grids so even if the dripping point on your irrigation pipe is not over one of the holes on the mat it will still get down in to the soil
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