Microgreens, the young seedlings of vegetables and herbs, have become a culinary favorite for their vibrant flavors and high nutritional content. Whether you’re a home gardener or a commercial grower, CowPots offer a superior solution for growing these tiny, nutrient-packed plants. In particular, the 10 Row Tray provides an ideal environment for cultivating microgreens, ensuring […]

Transplant shock is a common concern for gardeners and farmers alike, often leading to stunted growth, wilting, and even plant loss. Fortunately, with CowPots and a few handy tips, you can minimize transplant shock and help your plants thrive from seedling to maturity. Let’s explore how CowPots can aid in reducing transplant shock and offer

In recent years, there has been a growing movement towards sustainability in all aspects of life, including gardening. As awareness of environmental issues continues to rise, more and more gardeners are seeking eco-friendly alternatives to traditional plastic plant pots. Biodegradable plant pots, like our American-made and fully biodegradable CowPots, have emerged as a popular choice

Tips for Using Biodegradable CowPots – the ultimate seed starter pots Starting seeds for your garden is an exciting and essential step in the journey of growing your own plants. However, traditional seed starting supplies include plastic pots which can contribute to environmental waste and may not always be the best choice for your plants

In the world of agriculture, sustainability and profitability often go hand in hand. One innovative way to achieve both is through CowPots, biodegradable planting pots made from cow manure right here on our Connecticut dairy farm. A value added product that adds value to your plants. Let’s explore ten of the most profitable flowers to

Nurturing Our Planet One Pot at a Time As stewards of the Earth, it’s essential to celebrate our planet not just on Earth Day, but every day. At CowPots, we believe in fostering a deep connection with nature and nurturing the environment through sustainable gardening practices. What better way to honor Mother Earth than by