Paper pot transplanting · Made in Japan
Plant a whole row
in a single pull.
Chainpot links 264 biodegradable paper pots into one chain — so one person transplants a full bed of seedlings in about 30 seconds. No motor, no maintenance.
Why growers choose it
A simpler way to put seedlings in the ground.
One person, one pull
Pull the hand transplanter down the bed and 264 seedlings drop into place. Work that used to take hours, bent over the soil, takes a single walk.
A tool, not a machine
No engine, nothing to service. The upfront cost is low and there is nothing to fuel, maintain or break down — season after season.
Roots stay protected
Each seedling goes in pot and all. The paper stays on, shielding young roots so they establish faster — then quietly returns to the soil.
From seed to soil
How it works
- Seed
Sow into the Chainpot with the seeding set — the pots open into a honeycomb tray.
- Raise
Grow even, healthy seedlings — paper lets air and water reach every root.
- Pull
Anchor the first pot, walk the bed and pull — even spacing at 5, 10 or 15 cm.
See it in the field
30 seconds, 264 seedlings.
The leading pot is pinned to the soil; from there it is just a steady walk backward as the chain feeds each seedling into the row at even spacing.
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