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Does anyone know what non-woven fabric seedling bags are fulling biodegradable?

 
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I have just found out about non-woven cloth seedling bags.  They all claim to be bio-degradible, but reading up more they can be made from polypropalene,  PLA or natural fibres like Jute.  Which suggests they just break down into micro/nano plastics.
https://www.biononwoven.com/info/what-are-biodegradable-non-woven-grow-nursery-102879641.html

Does anyone know of bags that are made from all natural fibres and do actually fully biodegrade?
 
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