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Raised-bog (white) peat acid (not pressed) 80 liters
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Raised-bog (white) peat acid is a natural organic material that has a light structure, high acidity and excellent water-holding properties, which makes it ideal for growing acid-loving plants. It is used as a soil improver or as an ingredient for various peat substrates, with an initial pH of 3,5-4,5, but according to customer requirements, the pH level can be increased. Due to its natural properties, light raised-bog peat is a universal material that improves soil quality and promotes healthy plant growth.
Use:
- for growing acid-loving plants (conifers — fir, juniper, thuja, flowers — rhododendron, azalea, berries — blackberry, lingonberry, blueberry, cranberry)
- is used as a basis for creating specialized peat substrates for seedlings, indoor plants and flowers that require high acidity
- for retaining moisture in the soil, reducing evaporation
- for protecting the root system of plants from temperature changes.
Composition: light raised-bog peat — 100%.
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Main characteristics:
- is extracted from raised bogs, where the natural decomposition of mosses and other organic materials occurs
- light, loose structure with small and medium fraction (0-20 mm), which provides good water permeability and air permeability
- high water-holding capacity, peat can hold a significant amount of water, which contributes to uniform moistening of the soil
- high content of organic substances (about 95%), which helps to improve the structure of the soil and increase its fertility
- high acidity, usually in the range of 3,0-4,5, which makes it ideal for growing acid-loving plants.
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Fraction:0-30 mm
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рН:3,5-4,5
The deposit “Pid Borom” is a legendary place with amazing deposits of peat, where, according to many legends and tales of local residents, real dwarfs live. For difficult, but very useful work, they were called “peat dwarfs” among the people.
“Rozhniativ Torf” became the owner of the deposit “Pid Borom” and, remembering its small inhabitants, entered into an agreement with the chief dwarf.
Under the terms of the agreement, the peat dwarfs will assist people in peat mining, having an opportunity to expand their underground holdings.
For its part, “Rozhniativ Torf” provided the dwarfs with modern equipment and tools for work, supporting their principles of careful extraction.
