- Unique water-holding capabilities help plants require less frequent watering.
- Lightens heavy potting mixes and native soil while retaining moisture and nutrients.
- Helps promote strong root development.
- For use in containers and in-ground.
The product is made of slightly decomposed peat, the pH level has not been adjusted, and no fertilizers have been added. The peat products are available in three different grades. Country of origin: Estonia
Application: This product is the key element used to enhance soil and is widely used in landscaping and the germination of seeds. It is also used for planting vegetables, flowers, shrubs, and trees.
Watering Tips: Let mix dry to the touch between waterings. Do not allow plants to sit in drainage water.
Application: This product is the key element used to enhance soil and is widely used in landscaping and the germination of seeds. It is also used for planting vegetables, flowers, shrubs, and trees.
- For acid-loving plants: Add equal parts of Peat Moss and pre-mixed potting mix.
- For Blending Your Own Seed Starting Mix: Blend 1 part of Peat Moss with 1 part of Perlite.
- For Improving Your Native Soil: Blend 1 part of Peat Moss with 1 part of native soil.
| Properties | Indications |
| Organic matter (when dry) | Minimum 95% |
| Ash content | <5% |
| Moisture content | 40-60% approx. |
| pH (CaCl2) | 2.8 - 4.5 |
| Degree of decomposition | H2-H4 (Von Post Scale) |
| Electrical Conductivity EC (20°C) | 0.04 - 0.08 mS/cm |
| NaCl | <2% |
More Information about Peatmoss
This product is of plant origin and free of natural soil, animal waste, palm residues, sand, and untreated and nonsterile organic fertilizers. It is also free of insect diseases, pests, fungal diseases, nematodes, all types of bacterial and fungal microbes, seeds of weeds, and pathogens.
Peatmoss soil is known for its high water-holding capacity, which makes it useful for growing plants that require consistently moist soil. It is also relatively low in nutrients, so it is often mixed with other types of soil or fertilizers to provide the necessary nutrients for plant growth. Peatmoss soil is commonly used for growing a variety of plants, including houseplants, vegetables, and ornamental plants. It is also used in the production of seedlings and in the rooting of cuttings.
Peatmoss soil is known for its high water-holding capacity, which makes it useful for growing plants that require consistently moist soil. It is also relatively low in nutrients, so it is often mixed with other types of soil or fertilizers to provide the necessary nutrients for plant growth. Peatmoss soil is commonly used for growing a variety of plants, including houseplants, vegetables, and ornamental plants. It is also used in the production of seedlings and in the rooting of cuttings.
