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The Verpotting Mat is the indispensable accessory for beginners and advanced plant lovers.
This handy repotting mat will keep your workspace clean and organized, without any residue on the floor or countertop.
The flexible material perfectly absorbs potting soil and protects surfaces against moisture.
How to care for a repotting mat
Watering Repotting mat
Rinse the mat under the tap after each use to remove excess potting soil and loose particles.
Use a mild soap to thoroughly clean any remaining stains.
Allow the mat to dry completely before storing to prevent mold formation.
Light for Repotting Mat
Store your Verpotting Mat in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight.
Too much sunlight can discolour the material and make it more brittle.
A dark cupboard or storage bin is ideal so that your mat is ready for the next repotting moment.
Common problems
Yellow leaves
Although a repotting mat does not have plant leaves, the material can yellow over time due to soil stains and sunlight.
Clean the mat regularly with warm water and a soft brush to prevent discolouration.
Avoid aggressive cleaning agents that may affect color and flexibility.
Plant is dripping
If your plant loses a lot of moisture after repotting, you can easily catch the drops with the mat.
Rinse the mat thoroughly after use to prevent limescale and mold.
Make sure the mat is completely dry before storing it to avoid unpleasant odors.
Pests
Sometimes small insects or fungus gnats can remain on the mat after repotting.
Use sticky traps against fungus gnats to catch unwanted creatures instantly.
Clean the mat routinely and store it dry to discourage pests.
Roots come at the bottom
When you hold a plant firmly on the mat, the roots always stay in the pot.
Check that no soil residues are stuck between the mat structure and rinse them away.
A clean mat prevents you from damaging your roots the next time you use it.
Brown edges
Brown or dirty edges are caused by soil and moisture.
Wipe edges with a damp cloth after each session.
Let the mat hang or drain flat so that all edges remain dry.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Repotting Mat poisonous?
No, the Verpot mat is made of non-toxic, plant-based, PVC-free material.
You can safely drop soil, water and nutrients without any harmful fumes.
Also suitable for families with child- or pet-friendly plants from our non-toxic houseplant collection .
What variants are there?
There are several handy plant accessories that will make your repotting session even more enjoyable:
With the Repotting Mat, combined with these indispensable tools from our potting soil and accessories collection , you have everything you need for a smooth and clean repotting job.
Order today and experience the convenience of your next planting project!
