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100% biodegradable
Entirely biodegradable, it leaves no residue in the soil.
Permeable and breathable
Water penetrates and the ground breathes.
Soil nutrient
It helps to make the soil fertile and structurally strong.
100% biodegradable
Fully biodegradable, leaves no residues in the soil
Permeable and breathable
Water penetrates and the soil can breathe
Soil nourishing
Helps make the soil fertile and structurally strong
The mulch sheet lasts between 5 and 7 months, depending on weather conditions and soil moisture.
The drip lines can be placed either above or below the sheet.
– If placed above, the water is absorbed and then released into the soil. Durability is not reduced and the sheet stays well anchored even in strong winds.
– If placed underneath, the lines are protected from the sun.
In the same greenhouse we tested two different types of mulching: plastic and paper.
The plant on the left, grown on plastic mulch, is weakened and behind in growth compared to the plant on the right, grown on Prime Plant paper mulch.
Plastic and bioplastic mulches do not allow the soil to breathe, suffocating the plant’s root system.


Plastic and bioplastic films cause overheating problems in the soil and in the root system.
When the film overheats, it also causes burns to plants and fruits, resulting in lower production in both quantity and quality.
All bioplastic films contain between 10% and 20% plastic.
All plastics released by these films are then dispersed into the soil and absorbed by the plant, which transfers them to the fruits.