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The Nitten's original system that starts with growing seedling in chainpots and transplanting them with a human-powered transplanter.
Please check with your local certifier for updated and accurate information.In the US, the United States Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) National List has been updated in 2022 to provide standards for paper that can be used on organic farming. The use of paperpots that meet these standards is acceptable.Other countries allow the use of paperpots on organic fields on the condition that they are not left in the field or removed from the field. In all cases, please check with your organic certifier for details.
Chainpots are not easily decomposed. They will likely remain in the field when growing crops with a short growing season such as root vegetables, greens, or herbs. If the remaining paper is distributed after harvest, we recommend removing it.
Please check the Nitten Global Network to find your local distributor. If you do not find a distributor in your country or region, please contact us.
The quality of paperpots will hardly change even if they are stored for a long time. Please avoid storing outdoors or in high temperature and humidity.
Please check How To Use. You can find instructions on using chainpots and paperpot transplanter in the videos and the document. If you have any questions, please contact us.
