Chili

ecocan contains coconut fiber granulate, clay granulate and plant seeds.

• Open the container by breaking the two glue tape strips on the side of the lid. Use the lid as a coaster.
• Slowly pour about 60 ml water in the pot. After about 5 minutes, peel off the sticker on the bottom of the can to drain any excess water. After 5 minutes, peel off the sticker on the bottom of the can to drain any excess water.
• Place the ecocan in a bright and warm place and water moderately until plants are germinating (approx. 40 ml about every 3 days). Make sure that the granulate doesn't dry up – avoid waterlogging!
• The chili plant will begin to grow after about 12-18 days. Continue to water moderately.
• After another 16 weeks you can harvest the first chilis.
• After 6 months, remove the sleeve from the can and repot your plant by simply placing the entire ecocan into a flower pot with soil or outdoors. The can will slowly decompose and turn into a valuable fertilizer for the plant.