Made by nature for the environment

Introducing Bio-degradable Containers

New plant fiber-based containers that degrade naturally without the negative environmental impact. With a natural production process, bio-degradable containers from Mahoney’s reduce the pollution that plastic products bring to our environment.

Making Use of Natural Materials

Bio-degradable containers from Mahoney’s are made from a fibrous waste of renewable and sustainable crops such as bamboo fiber, straw, and rice husks. In addition, the manufacturing process is all natural and environmentally friendly. They are formed by a hot press method using a combination of high temperature and pressure. They are heat-resistant, non-toxic and pollutant-free. They contain no wood or petroleum. Bio-degradable containers from Mahoney’s are an ideal product to benefit the natural element of our environment.

Various Uses

Bio-degradable containers are perfect for the cultivation of sprouts of flowers and trees; planting of organic herbs, vegetables, and fruits; indoor houseplants; and the potting of short-term ornamental flowers such as seasonal annuals. These containers will gradually soften within 3 to 5 years. Eventually, the pot will naturally degrade into organic materials.

• For the cultivation of sprouts or seed starting; when the container begins to bio-degrade, you can transplant the sprout while it still remains in the pot.
• Pots containing herbs, vegetables, and fruits can be discarded after the growing and harvest season in addition to any seasonal flowers.

Bio-Degradation

Once the containers have begun their bio-degradation process they will transform back to the organic materials of the environment. Once you are finished with them, they will breakdown easily to decompose either in landfills or in your garden. This process is not only pollution-free, but reduces our dependence on plastic products which are not-so environmentally friendly.