🌱Premium Quality: The repotting mat is made with thickened and stiff PVC coating ensuring durability that lasts. The extra thickness provides excellent protection for your garden potting benches and tables surfaces, preventing any mess or soil mix from seeping through.
🪴Mess Control: Say goodbye to messy repotting sessions! Our potting benches and tables repotting mat is designed to contain any soil mix or mess that may arise during the repotting process. The foldable design allows for easy containment and disposal of any excess soil or debris.
🎍Waterproof and Stain Resistant: Designed with waterproof and stain resistant material, this mat offers superior protection against spills stains and moisture. No more worries about water damage or unsightly stains on your garden potting benches and tables surfaces.
🪴Easy to Clean: Cleaning up after repotting has never been easier! Simply wipe off any dirt or spills with a damp cloth or hose it off for a more thorough clean. This potting benches and tables mat is designed to save you time and effort, so you can focus on what truly matters your garden.
🌱Versatile and Practical: This 43.5*29.5 inch repotting mat is perfect for any garden or indoor plant enthusiast. Its thickened and waterproof construction makes it suitable for use anywhere, whether it’s indoors on the kitchen counter or outdoors on the patio. Invest in this easy to use and waterproof mat to keep your garden potting benches and tables surfaces clean and protected.
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Specification: HKZ Repotting Mat for Indoor Plant – 43.5” x 29.5” Planting Soil Mess Control, Portable Succulent Planting Potting Tray Waterproof Gardening…
Brand
‎HKZ
Size
‎2'6" x 3'8" (Rectangular)
Material
‎Waterproof Polyethylene(PE) Fabric
Weave Type
‎Machine Made
Item Weight
‎9.1 ounces
Pile Height
‎Low Pile
Construction Type
‎Handmade
Back Material Type
‎Polyethylene (PE)
Color
‎Pale Green (1 Piece)
IndoorOutdoor Usage
‎Indoor, Outdoor
Theme
‎Plant Repotting
Is Stain Resistant
‎Yes
Product Care Instructions
‎Spot Clean Only
Pattern
‎Solid
Shape
‎Rectangular
Special Feature
‎43.5×29.5 Inch Succulents Bonsai Planting Gardening Potting Benches and Tables Mat, Plant Repotting Mat for Indoor Plants Bonsai Tools Transplanting, Table Top Gardener Portable Potting Tray Potting Soil Tidy Tray
8 reviews for HKZ Repotting Mat for Indoor Plant – 43.5” x 29.5” Planting Soil Mess Control, Portable Succulent Planting Potting Tray Waterproof Gardening…
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darlene crowell –
I bought one of these this summer. It worked out great for repotting. Some of my plants was a better price than the ones I’ve seen on TV that they’ve been selling. Worked out just fine. There is different sizes too.
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Terilynne –
I love this little mat! It makes for easy cleanup when I am done repotting my houseplants. It isn’t large, so I can just pick it up and take it outside to dump any leftover dirt. It prevents a mess from dirt falling everywhere and folds up nicely for storage.
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ALLStarship –
These are great for repotting, but are also great for the back of my SUV when I transport messy stuff. It is thick..not flimsy. I like that it can lie flat or the corners can be shaped up to create sides that can contain messes.
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The Art of Prepping –
Helps to organize seeds, dirt and plants in the garden and greenhouse. Lightweight, durable, affordable and reusable. Highly recommended, would buy again.
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Spivey –
No mess , saves potting soil
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CjZ –
Let me introduce you to Matt the Mat. Yes, I named my indoor potting mat. Don’t judge me—he’s earned it.
I bought Matt off Amazon during a late-night scroll fueled by caffeine and a questionable amount of optimism about becoming a “plant person.” The price? So low I thought it was a typo. I half expected it to arrive made of recycled napkins and broken dreams.
But lo and behold, Matt showed up like a hero in a padded envelope. Unassuming. Foldable. Waterproof. Ready to catch the chaos of my overzealous repotting adventures.
Before Matt, my indoor gardening looked like a crime scene. Soil in the grout. Perlite in my coffee. My cat mistaking spilled fertilizer for a new litter box. My spouse issued a formal cease-and-desist on all indoor horticulture.
Then came Matt. He lays flat like a yoga master, catches every rogue root and rebellious speck of dirt, and folds up like a burrito when I’m done. No mess. No stress. No more passive-aggressive notes from my partner taped to the sink.
Matt is more than a mat. He’s a lifestyle upgrade. A silent guardian of cleanliness. A soil-slinging sidekick. He’s the Batman of botany.
Would I recommend him? Absolutely. Would I buy him again? Already did—for my mom, my neighbor, and that one coworker who keeps trying to propagate succulents in a cereal bowl.
Thanks, Matt. You’re the real MVP.
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Knits in Tardis –
And, I suppose, pretty nice even if you do have such a bench! But my setup right now is potting supplies in a few boxes on a shelf in the garage, and I’ve got to do repotting in the kitchen. I appreciate that this mat can be folded down to fit at the top of a pretty full storage box, thanks to clever snaps that remove the need for “hardwalls” to keep in the dirt when it’s in use.
If you have the room, I’d say get at least the 43.5 X 29.5″ — or really as big as you can accommodate, unless you are only going to be working with teensy plants. It’s easy enough to wipe down or wash in a bathtub, if needed. Doesn’t look like it’s going to be too susceptible to tears, although I wouldn’t use it as a plant carrier or any such.
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Richard Mitchell –
This makes repotting easier. I had to use soap and water to try and kill ants that invaded a pot of begonias. The tray held the potting soil and liquid so it was easy to throw away. My plant was a little large, 10 inch, it would be even easier with smaller plantings.
darlene crowell –
I bought one of these this summer. It worked out great for repotting. Some of my plants was a better price than the ones I’ve seen on TV that they’ve been selling. Worked out just fine. There is different sizes too.
Terilynne –
I love this little mat! It makes for easy cleanup when I am done repotting my houseplants. It isn’t large, so I can just pick it up and take it outside to dump any leftover dirt. It prevents a mess from dirt falling everywhere and folds up nicely for storage.
ALLStarship –
These are great for repotting, but are also great for the back of my SUV when I transport messy stuff.
It is thick..not flimsy. I like that it can lie flat or the corners can be shaped up to create sides that can contain messes.
The Art of Prepping –
Helps to organize seeds, dirt and plants in the garden and greenhouse. Lightweight, durable, affordable and reusable. Highly recommended, would buy again.
Spivey –
No mess , saves potting soil
CjZ –
Let me introduce you to Matt the Mat. Yes, I named my indoor potting mat. Don’t judge me—he’s earned it.
I bought Matt off Amazon during a late-night scroll fueled by caffeine and a questionable amount of optimism about becoming a “plant person.” The price? So low I thought it was a typo. I half expected it to arrive made of recycled napkins and broken dreams.
But lo and behold, Matt showed up like a hero in a padded envelope. Unassuming. Foldable. Waterproof. Ready to catch the chaos of my overzealous repotting adventures.
Before Matt, my indoor gardening looked like a crime scene. Soil in the grout. Perlite in my coffee. My cat mistaking spilled fertilizer for a new litter box. My spouse issued a formal cease-and-desist on all indoor horticulture.
Then came Matt. He lays flat like a yoga master, catches every rogue root and rebellious speck of dirt, and folds up like a burrito when I’m done. No mess. No stress. No more passive-aggressive notes from my partner taped to the sink.
Matt is more than a mat. He’s a lifestyle upgrade. A silent guardian of cleanliness. A soil-slinging sidekick. He’s the Batman of botany.
Would I recommend him? Absolutely.
Would I buy him again? Already did—for my mom, my neighbor, and that one coworker who keeps trying to propagate succulents in a cereal bowl.
Thanks, Matt. You’re the real MVP.
Knits in Tardis –
And, I suppose, pretty nice even if you do have such a bench! But my setup right now is potting supplies in a few boxes on a shelf in the garage, and I’ve got to do repotting in the kitchen. I appreciate that this mat can be folded down to fit at the top of a pretty full storage box, thanks to clever snaps that remove the need for “hardwalls” to keep in the dirt when it’s in use.
If you have the room, I’d say get at least the 43.5 X 29.5″ — or really as big as you can accommodate, unless you are only going to be working with teensy plants. It’s easy enough to wipe down or wash in a bathtub, if needed. Doesn’t look like it’s going to be too susceptible to tears, although I wouldn’t use it as a plant carrier or any such.
Richard Mitchell –
This makes repotting easier. I had to use soap and water to try and kill ants that invaded a pot of begonias. The tray held the potting soil and liquid so it was easy to throw away. My plant was a little large, 10 inch, it would be even easier with smaller plantings.