Plastic three-dimensional mesh-shaped product Hecimax planter
You can fill the inside of the hechima (loofah) mat with soil and plant seedlings or sow seeds, allowing for the cultivation of flowers, vegetables, herbs, and more.
By filling the inside of the hechimaron mat with soil and planting seedlings or sowing seeds, it is possible to cultivate flowers, vegetables, herbs, and more. Since it is panel-shaped, various types of cultivation can be done vertically, on slopes, or horizontally, allowing it to be set up against the wall of a balcony in an apartment or attached to the exterior wall of a building to create a vertical garden, which can also help mitigate the heat island effect. Thanks to the three-dimensional mesh structure of the hechimaron, roots can grow in multiple directions, allowing cultivation with only one-fifth to one-third of the soil typically used in regular pots. (There have been cases where one hechimaron planter yielded two bowls of mini tomatoes.)
