Discussion
Which of the following containers is NOT suitable for good root penetration?
Answer: C
The key gives the fibre block as the container that is not suitable for good root penetration, since the compressed fibre material is dense and roots grow into it with difficulty. I could not confirm this from a source.
Strip peat pots, soil bands and single peat pots allow roots to pass through.
Containers for seedlings must let the roots out into the soil after transplanting. The fibre block is a firm block that restricts root penetration, according to the key.
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