Peat substrate for coniferous plants

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Peat substrate for coniferous plants is a specially selected soil mixture, designed for growing and caring for coniferous plants, such as firs, pines, junipers and other coniferous species. It provides optimal conditions for the growth and development of plants due to the high content of organic substances, the correct level of acidity and good water-holding capacity.

Use:

Designed for growing pelargoniums, petunias, fuchsias, verbenas and other balcony flowers. It can be used as the main soil for container gardening or as an additional component to improve the soil when transplanting plants.

Instructions for use:

  1. Water the plant the day before transplanting.
  2. Transplant the plant into a pot one size larger than the previous one (for types of plants that grow quickly, use a pot two sizes larger), having previously poured drainage (expanded clay aggregate, vermiculite) on the bottom of the pot.
  3. When pouring the peat substrate into the pot, it is necessary to carefully compact it with your hand so as not to damage the roots of the plant.
  4. Feed plants regularly throughout the growing season for best results.

Composition: light raised-bog peat — 70%, black peat — 30%, chalk, agroperlite, YaraMila fertilizer, moisturizer, iron chelate, microelements.

Main characteristics:

  • good aeration and water permeability
  • optimal moisture retention
  • availability of necessary macro- and microelements
  • suitable for planting and transplanting coniferous trees, bushes and other acid-loving plants
  • high acidity, which meets the needs of conifers.
  • рН:
    4,5-5,5
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HISTORY

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.