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Bonsai Drainage Mesh
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Location
South Africa
Product code
2011DM
Bob Shop ID
116346051
Bonsai Drainage Mesh
All bonsai pots have at least one drainage hole in the bottom to allow for water to escape from the pot and help prevent root rot. However leaving these holes uncovered will result in your bonsai tree soil escaping and creating a void under the tree. This needs to be prevented.
This drainage mesh has a specific aperture (gap between the plastic strands) to allow for finer particulates and water to drain freely but retains the bonsai soil you require for healthy growth of your tree. The aperture is also not so fine as to clog quickly, preventing drainage and very likely leading to the downfall of your tree. Furthermore the mesh has a rigidity which maintains the shape, it does not sag like other mesh which is sometimes used.
Each sheet of mesh is roughly 24cm x 24cm. As it is cut by hand some variance from this can be expected.
