

🌱 Sow Smart, Grow Fast: The Seeder That Keeps You Ahead of the Season
The Bio Green Super Seeder is a lightweight, hand-powered seeding tool designed for effortless planting of all vegetable types. Featuring tool-free setup and easy disk changes, it streamlines your gardening process, making it ideal for busy professionals who want efficient, eco-friendly garden care.





| ASIN | B001B8Y0H4 |
| Best Sellers Rank | 232,331 in Garden ( See Top 100 in Garden ) 306 in Lawn & Garden Spreaders |
| Capacity | 9.98 kg |
| Customer Reviews | 3.0 3.0 out of 5 stars (1,041) |
| Date First Available | 1 April 2012 |
| Item display length | 20 centimetres |
| Item model number | BG-SS |
| Manufacturer | Bio Green |
| Material type | Plastic |
| Part number | BG-SS |
| Power source type | Hand |
| Product Dimensions | 17 x 97 x 17 cm; 900 g |
M**I
Poor Instructions and that is before I get sowing
I have just taken delivery of mine, thinking, great put it together and lets get sowing before we get some rain. So I have been trying to assemble it correctly for the last 50 mins and still no great success. There are unclear instructions with the sower and on the packaging but nothing clear about the actual seed disc assemble. Very poor. No after sales instructions without joining their "club". After reading the previous comments I can see this going back. I will of course update this later.
M**R
Great little tool
I've used it to set peas easy to use
G**W
Three Stars
I hope it does what it says it will ....when spring comes I will know.
A**R
Works Ok with medium sized seed. Not small seeds.
Does not work with smaller seeds like carrots. They get blocked between the disk and casing stopping the disc going round.
M**S
Four Stars
It does the job
M**N
Save your money...
Unless you are growing on a small commercial scale & have the optimum soil conditions specified, this is not likely to be a worthwhile purchase. Most of the seeds listed in the instructions are those that the average gardener will sow successionally, rather than in great long rows e.g. radishes, or will not sow in any numbers, full stop e.g. cucumbers. By the time you've finished fiddling around, changing seed discs (which effectively means disassembling / reassembling), putting in seeds, decanting seeds, you'll save little, if any, time & effort. In addition to that, the seeder has two design flaws. The optimum conditions are given as being loose soil & no stones. Flaw no.1 is that the handle is offset on the side of hopper, and not in the middle of the device. Trying to push through any rolling resistance means that the plastic axle bends alarmingly, and it tends to move away from the nice straight line you'd like to keep. Worse still, the clearance between the side of the hopper & the left wheel is only a millimetre or two. This means, never mind stones, ANY garden debris or just heavy soil will frequently pack up, catch soil, & jam the wheel. As the seed discs are mounted on the axle, if the wheel stops turning, the seeder stops working. You can forget trying to sow outside in March! In sowing a row of carrots, I was literally averaging about 1 foot of sowing before having to unjam the wheel. The principle is sound enough, and if you're sowing in drier, "optimum" soil e.g. in a polytunnel, & in sufficient quantites (long rows of carrots or onion seeds, for instance), it probably does work quite well. For the average gardener, even with a reasonably large veg plot or an allotment, it's probably best avoided. {edited 29/4/13: I tried it again this evening, sowing a row of carrots, the only seed this is good for that I sow in sufficient quantity at one time for it to be worthwhile. I did so at the further end of my veg patch, which has less debris in it, and of course the ground is somewhat drier now. The performance was a little better, but my comments remain the same. It's a nice idea, but badly designed and not worthwhile for the average gardener.} {edited 17/4/14: My neighbour has just borrowed this. Well, not so much borrowed as "have it, I won't use it again." He found exactly the same problems that I did. Being more practically minded, he came up with a solution - he took a Stanley knife to the furrow-making extension at the bottom. Having cut that off, he has to make his own furrow, but the seeder seemingly works quite well in that fashion!}
B**E
Easy to assemble
Appears good. Not used yet. Easy to assemble. Grand and sturdy.
J**S
planter
this is totally useless, it to weak and a waste of money
H**N
i do tack dig skickar varor mycket fort och topp fin kvalitet Tack jag tycker inte detta är okej har man inte kolla priset för man lägger uppgifter här på Amazon??
G**N
Excellent investissement, c'est un appareil simple d'utilisation et vraiment rapide à mettre en œuvre. Cependant, lors de l'ouverture du colis, il me manque le disque n°1 et a ce jour, je n'ai toujours aucun retour de cette enseigne??????? En date du 29/06/2023, je vous confirme par ce mail que j’ai bien reçu chez moi le disque n° 1 de mon semoir. Encore merci pour votre retour et cela prouve encore une fois la qualité de votre service après-vente. Merci à vous et surement à bientôt pour de nouveaux achats. Cordialement Alain Guilbert.
B**Y
I really wanted to like this. I tried many days of tinkering and adjusting to try and make it work. I tried different seed types thinking maybe one type of seed may work better than another. I have come to the conclusion it does not work. To start off the instructions are horrible. I went to the internet for help and found only one video that was in a foreign language that showed assembly. Once assembled correctly first tried pea seeds. No go. Constant jamming. Tried only a little bit in the bin, still didn't work. Okay, tried Indian corn. Its smooth and uniform in shape and size. No go. Plate jams and quits spinning. I continued to try other seeds. Nothing worked. Very disappointed.
M**X
Het werkt perfect met de juiste zaadschijf
R**S
Lo compre para realizar siembra pero no me funcionó, tira mucho las semillas, no es como lo anuncian, quiza esperé demasiado por el precio.
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