Jiffy Jiffy-Strips Peat Strips - 4-Pack (2.5in Strips of 8 Pots)

Connected Peat Strips for Multi-Cell Seed Starting & Cutting Propagation, 32-Cell

Individual peat pots work fine for a handful of seedlings, but filling a whole tray one pot at a time slows down a busy propagation session. Jiffy-Strips solve that by connecting several pots into a single strip, so growers place and fill multiple cells in one motion instead of setting pots individually.

This 4-pack gives 32 total cells across four 2.5in strips of 8 joined pots, enough for a full round of herb, flower, or vegetable starts, or a batch of cuttings, in a single package.

Key Features & Benefits

• Connected peat strip design — each 2.5in strip holds 8 joined pots for faster tray filling.
• 32 cells per 4-pack — four strips give a full round of seedlings or cuttings in one package.
• Canadian sphagnum peat moss and wood pulp — a fiber blend that holds moisture while staying structurally sound until transplant.
• Snap-apart or plant-whole — separate individual pots as needed, or transplant a joined section directly into soil.

Who Should Use This

This fits home gardeners and hobbyist propagators starting multiple herb, flower, or vegetable seedlings, or rooting cuttings, who want a faster, less fiddly alternative to filling individual pots one at a time.

About Jiffy

Jiffy-Strips extend the same biodegradable, direct-transplant idea behind the Jiffypot into a connected format built for speed. As part of Green Garden Products, Jiffy applies its peat and wood pulp fiber blend across pots, strips, and pellets so growers can pick whichever format matches their workflow.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I use peat strips

Fill each connected pot with your seed starting mix or press pre-formed pellets into place, then sow seeds or cuttings as usual. Keep the strips in a tray so they stay upright and can be bottom-watered together.

When should I separate the strip into individual pots

Separate pots at transplant time if seedlings need to go to different spots in the garden, or plant a joined section together if they're heading to the same row. Either way, the peat breaks down in soil so roots aren't disturbed.

What are the strips made from

These strips use a blend of Canadian sphagnum peat moss and wood pulp fiber, which holds together through watering and handling while still breaking down once planted. That's a different composition from Jiffy's OMRI Listed organic strips.

Can I root cuttings in these strips instead of starting seeds

Yes, the individual cells work for rooting cuttings as well as starting seeds, since both need the same moisture retention and root-through-wall behavior the peat provides. Just keep the strip in a humid environment until roots establish.