The adhesion technology achieved by the thin cotton that supports market-priced vegetation mats and vegetation sheets.

Focusing on germination and establishment, which determine the success of slope greening. Thin cotton that adapts to cut and fill slopes suppresses the runoff of fine soil, seeds, and fertilizers, contributing to slope protection!

【Features of Thin Cotton】 - Designed with the concept of delivering seeds and fertilizers to the suitable ground for germination, rather than retaining them. - Thin cotton detaches from the net due to dew and rainfall, while adhering closely to the slight undulations of the ground. - By closely adhering fine-grained soil, seeds, and fertilizers to the ground, it suppresses runoff and forms a stable vegetation foundation. - Functions as "initial roots" until plants establish their roots, supporting early-stage greening. - Prepares the environment from germination to early growth, leading to reliable establishment and slope greening. High water-retaining fine-grained soil is prone to runoff due to rainfall and erosion, making soil conservation during the initial construction phase crucial for slope greening. The thin cotton used in products like Harishiba Kangaroo, Harishiba Ace, and Kangaroo Mat detaches from the net due to dew and rainfall, while adhering closely to the slight undulations of the ground. Additionally, the structure intentionally allows seeds and fertilizers to easily fall to the ground. By wrapping and adhering the seeds and fertilizers that reach the ground, thin cotton suppresses the runoff of fine-grained soil, seeds, and fertilizers. It functions as "initial roots" until plants establish their roots, providing a stable environment from germination to early growth. The unique adhesion and followability of thin cotton support plant establishment and lead to successful greening.

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