The roots are not damaged before planting and are placed in the soil with a moist, fertilised substrate, making the planting process stress-free.

In contrast to bare-root seedlings and containerised seedlings, there is no delay in the roots sprouting after planting.

From the already deep position of the lower tube opening, the root system can grow deeper into the ground without delay, utilising a large amount of the water stored in the substrate.

After planting, the moisture in the root ball is not exposed to capillary suction from the soil due to the intact pipe wall, even if the soil’s upper layers dry out after a period of low precipitation.