Custom blend
peat moss

Peat moss is naturally acidic, and limestone is added to adjust the pH level to match the requirements of different plants.

This creates a more neutral or slightly alkaline growing medium, which is crucial for crops that prefer balanced pH environments.

Peat moss can be hydrophobic when dry, meaning it repels water. Adding a wetting agent ensures that the growing medium absorbs and retains moisture more effectively, allowing water to distribute evenly throughout the blend.

This helps maintain a consistent water supply to the plant roots.

A balanced mix of nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), and potassium (K) fertilizers can be included to boost plant growth right from the start.

These essential nutrients support various stages of plant development—nitrogen encourages leafy growth, phosphorus strengthens roots, and potassium promotes flowering and fruiting.

Clay is a natural material that improves water retention and nutrient-holding capacity in the soil. By adding clay to the blend, plants can access moisture and nutrients more efficiently, reducing the need for frequent watering and fertilization.

Similar to clay, bentonite has strong water retention properties.

It also improves the structure of the growing medium, making it more stable and preventing it from becoming too compacted over time.

Perlite is a volcanic mineral used to increase aeration and drainage in the substrate.

It helps to prevent the growing medium from becoming waterlogged, ensuring that plant roots get the oxygen they need to thrive.

Humic acid is derived from black peat and is known for its ability to improve soil structure, stimulate root growth, and increase nutrient uptake.

It promotes healthy plant development by enhancing the biological activity of the soil.

These essential micronutrients—such as iron, zinc, copper, and manganese—are critical for various metabolic functions in plants.

Adding trace elements ensures that your plants receive the right balance of nutrients for optimal growth and disease resistance.

This type of fertilizer provides a steady release of nutrients over an extended period, reducing the need for frequent fertilization.

It ensures that plants have continuous access to essential nutrients throughout their growth cycle.

Vermiculite is another additive that aids in water retention and aeration.

It helps maintain moisture levels and prevents compaction, making it ideal for seed starting or growing plants that require consistent moisture.

Wood fibers help to improve the structure of the substrate, making it lighter and more aerated.

This is particularly beneficial for root development and allows for better water distribution in the growing medium.

Barks are often added to substrates for crops that require a more open and well-draining medium. They also help to improve aeration and support the development of healthy root systems.