Spidmot: Revolutionize your sowing with Spidplant's manual clod press
In market gardening, efficiency and precision are essential to guarantee quality crops. Spidplant, an innovative company founded by a market gardener and an aeronautical technician, has developed the Spidmot, a manual sprout press designed to meet the specific needs of diversified market gardeners.
Why choose Spidmot?
The Spidmot stands out for its ability to produce all the clods in a tray in a single operation, optimizing the time spent sowing. Available in three sizes, it can be adapted to a variety of crops:
Spidmot 56: Ideal for crops such as lettuce, beet, onions, fennel, herbs and turnips. This model produces 112 clods per tray.
Spidmot 35: Designed for plants such as cabbage, basil and chicory, it produces 70 clods per tray.
Spidmot 16: Perfect for squash, zucchini, pumpkin, cucumber, tomato, eggplant, bell pepper and chilli crops, with a capacity of 32 clods per tray.
This range enables market gardeners to choose the tool best suited to their specific needs, ensuring efficient, high-quality production.
Designed by and for market gardeners
The Spidmot has been carefully developed to improve the efficiency and speed of sowing. Designed and developed at Les Jardins de la Valette, it meets the requirements of diversified market gardening, offering an adaptable, high-performance solution for all growers.
Unlike modern automatic clodders, which are often oversized for small structures, the Spidmot is positioned as an affordable alternative, without compromising on quality. It's ideal for market gardeners wishing to optimize their day-to-day operations without investing in expensive, complex equipment.
Complete your equipment with Spidsem
To take seeding optimization even further, Spidplant also offers the Spidsem, a manual seeder designed to work in synergy with the Spidmot. This seeder allows you to sow all your seeds at once, without the need for complex pneumatic systems. Using gravity alone, it ensures precise positioning of seeds in the center of each clod.
Specific seeding plates have been developed to adapt to a wide variety of seeds, even allowing several seeds to be sown simultaneously for certain crops.
Conclusion
With the Spidmot and Spidsem, Spidplant offers market gardeners innovative tools designed to improve seeding efficiency and precision. Made in France, this equipment reflects local know-how and a thorough understanding of growers' needs.
Investing in these tools means choosing durable, appropriate solutions that will make your daily work easier, while optimizing the quality of your crops.