Soil for growing transplant seedlings

• ready-to-use
• free of pest larvae, weed seeds
• ideal for indoor crop production

For growing transplant seedlings, fill cups, boxes or other containers with soil, water properly and sow, sprinkle with soil on top, cover with glass or film to create a microclimate. After sprouting, place transplant seedlings in the lightest place and water with settled water as the soil dries.

When applying to the holes or grooves, fill the holes with nutrient-rich soil in the amount of 0.5-1 liters per plant, sow seeds in the grooves and fill with nutrient-rich soil and slightly compact.

Nutrient-rich soil banking during the growing season is made under the plant to fertilize and to stimulate the formation of additional roots in the amount of 1-1.5 liters per plant.

 Mulching is done after watering the planted seedlings with a layer of 3-5 cm. Mulching not only prevents the formation of crust on the soil surface, but also serves as an additional fertilizer for plants.

To form the fertile soil layer in greenhouses, hotbeds, rows, and to improve the soil structure, enrich with organic matter and nutrients for digging in the spring in greenhouses, hotbeds and rows, add 10 to 20 liters of nutrient-rich soil per 1 m2. To form the fertile soil layer in the greenhouse, spread the soil with a layer of at least 30 cm.

In case of drying upon storage, add a large amount of water to the soil and mix thoroughly to the desired texture.

• high-guality upper peat
• lime material
• macro- and microelements of plant nutrition in forms of prolonged action and optimal ratios

• Nitrogen(NH4 + N03), not less than: 170 mg/l
• Phosphorus (P2O5), not less than: 150 mg/l
• pH of the salt suspension is not less than: 230 mg/l
• Mass fraction of moisture is not more than: 65%
• Warranty period of storage in packaging: 24 months
• Shelf-life: Unlimited
• H:W:D plastic bag : 29:24:3 sm