GIY kit with floating plant pot growth form

Unleash your inner mycologist and embark on an exciting journey of growth and sustainability with our GIY kit! In this GIY kit we provide you with the materials, substrate and instructions for accomplishing your own floating plant pot! Be creative and start exploring a new world full of potential with the properties of mycelium!

Instruction manual (EN)

This is a Grow It Yourself kit, or GIY in short, in which we provide you with the materials, substrate and instructions for accomplishing your own – grown floating plant pot! If you want to display your flowers in your garden or on water, this GIY kit is meant for you!

Transform your plant collection with our unique floating plant pot Grow It Yourself kit! Create a custom pot for your beloved plants using just a little bit of substrate and the included growth form.

But the best part is, you can get as creative as you want! Experiment with different substrates and additives to create a one-of-a-kind pot that’s as unique as your plant. Mix in coffee grounds for a rich brown color or mix beetroot for a beautiful red color. With this kit, you can let your imagination run wild!

And not only will you have a beautiful and unique planter, but you’ll also be helping the environment. Our substrate consists of sustainable and biodegradable materials, so you can feel good about reducing your ecological footprint.

Be creative and start exploring a new world full of potential with the properties of mycelium!

This Grow It Yourself round planter kit includes:

• 1.5L of mycelium substrate
• 1 floating plant pot growth form: L 60 cm x W 40 cm x H 30 cm

Advantages of our substrate:

• It is top quality substrate, the same substrate is used by us for our professional range.
• It consists of hemp fiber with a length of 5-15mm, which results in stronger products. Short fibers or dusty substrate create weaker products.

We ship fresh substrate: Ready to use. It is best to store it between 1-7 degrees Celsius and use it within 5 days upon arrival. It’s perfectly normal if your substrate is whiter than the one shown in the photo. So don’t worry! Check out our FAQ page to find out what to do.

Instruction manual (EN)

Floating plant pot design by Daisy Rani Xavier