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Peat substrate for acid-loving plants (azaleas, rhododendrons, heathers, blueberries)
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Peat substrate for acid-loving plants (azaleas, rhododendrons, heathers, blueberries) is a specially developed product to meet the specific needs of plants that require an acidic environment for optimal growth and development. This substrate is ideal for azaleas, rhododendrons, heather plants and blueberries.
Use:
Ideal for planting and growing acid-loving plants such as azaleas, rhododendrons, heather plants and blueberries. Recommended for use in potted crops, garden containers and open ground.
Instructions for use:
- Use in its pure form for planting.
- Fill the planting hole or container with substrate, place the plant and gently cover it, compacting lightly around the root system.
- After planting, water the plant abundantly, maintain a constant humidity of the substrate without excessive moistening.
Composition: light raised-bog peat — 100%, chalk, agroperlite, YaraMila fertilizer, moisturizer, pine bark (small).
Main characteristics:
- ideal structure: light and loose, provides excellent air saturation of the root system and prevents compaction
- high moisture absorption capacity: evenly retains moisture, which helps to maintain a stable humidity level for plants
- rich in organic substances: contributes to the healthy development of the root system due to the presence of natural nutrients
- optimal pH: meets the needs of acid-loving plants and promotes their successful development.
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рН:4,0-5,0
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.
