This season
From seed to plant

 

 

Plug-plants in Jiffys are relatively new to the market of forestry.

This method of propagating plants has been used in Canada for a generation, and in Europe for only half as long. Studies show 100% natural and free growth for the roots, comparing to traditional methods, with between 20-96% disfigured and interrupted roots.

15 years of development has created the new series of air-pruning trays with 100% air pruning.

Plug-plants improve your options for:

bulletNatural root growth and steady trees.
bulletPlant 2000 - 3000 plants a day.
bulletPlant while keeping your back straight.
bulletNo risk of damage due to dry roots during planting.
bulletProlonging the planting season.

Plug plants are both a supplement and an alternative to the traditional bare rooted plants. The plug plants started as seeds in a Jiffy 7 or an Elleplug, in which the plants are grown in the greenhouse, until they are ready to be hardened outside, before collected and planted in the final place of growth. See our little film here

Oak; (Quercus)

Quercus petrea p50 a4 til web.jpg     

This way the plants are filled with power in the roots and stems, and have a smaller top. This makes the planting easy and fast, whether they are planted by machine, or by hand with a planting pipe.

 Planterør lille, Ø 50 mm til web.jpg      Planterør, stort, Ø 60 mm.jpg

With plug plants it is possible to plant for a longer period each year, with the plug plants being ready for planting from the middle of July. Using a planting pipe it is easy and painless to plant approx. 2-3000 new plants a day, or to replace cut trees with new ones fast, or planting new trees even before cutting.

Beech; (Fagus sylvatica)

 

P36 and P50 is in reference to the size across of the plug, in millimeters. Different from the bare rooted plants, the roots of plug plants are not suffering from sudden changes due to growing and planting. The plug plants have the plugs, filled with the little tips of roots all round, only too keen to get out and connect to the soil and collect water and nutrition. It keeps growing, making branches to equal a ‘traditional bare rooted plant’ before the season is over.

     Fagus sylvatica p 36 a4 til web.jpg P36 Beech; (Fagus sylvatica)

     Quercus petrea p50 a4 til web.jpg P50 Oak; (Quercus)

Please se the current available sorts in 'This season', and the development of different productions in 'From seed to plant'.

  

Catalogue with pricelist

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