Ah Ha! I thought I had spotted a thread on these wretched things some time ago but did not follow it up.
I have also resorted to cutting off the bags, particularly in B & Q bedding plants. I also found the plants in them unable to take up water and generally wilted.
I gave up putting used tea bags on the compost heap some time ago as the wretched bags blow about the garden even after being composted for a year . I certainly CBA to debag all the tea bags we use in a day.
The B & Q pelagoniums and surfinas themselves have been very good once debagged. I really love those veined surfinas. I hope they have them in stock this year .
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Ah Ha! I thought I had spotted a thread on these wretched things some time ago but did not follow it up.
I have also resorted to cutting off the bags, particularly in B & Q bedding plants. I also found the plants in them unable to take up water and generally wilted.
I gave up putting used tea bags on the compost heap some time ago as the wretched bags blow about the garden even after being composted for a year . I certainly CBA to debag all the tea bags we use in a day.
The B & Q pelagoniums and surfinas themselves have been very good once debagged. I really love those veined surfinas. I hope they have them in stock this year .
'You must have some bread with it me duck!'
I buy very few plants that might be grown this way. but the ones I have bought, have been released into captivity right away
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
I don't buy any full priced plants in B&Q for that reason. I check out the sin bin though and release them before planting.