Christmas tree

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.
• Carefully 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.
• 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 Christmas tree will slowly begin to grow after about 10-14 days. Continue to water moderately. The home-grown plant can be enjoyed as a small, living Christmas tree in your living room after about 6-7 years of growth.
• After 10 months of growth, remove the sleeve from the can and transplant your plant by simply burying the entire ecocan in your garden. The can will slowly decompose and turn into a valuable fertilizer for the plant.