12 x NEUDORFF NeudoHum® potting soil, 3 liters

Product description: A high-quality potting mix is ​​essential for healthy plant growth. This soil is suitable for indoor, balcony, patio, and garden plants. NeudoHum potting soil provides everything flowering indoor and balcony plants need. The peat-free potting mix ensures strong plants and magnificent blooms. The peat-free formula supports healthy development and promotes natural color vibrancy. Organic components and natural clay quickly absorb moisture and nutrients and release them as needed, ensuring plants are evenly nourished. At the same time, the soil remains loose even with frequent watering, allowing air to reach the roots. Excess water drains away quickly, preventing waterlogging. Because the surface dries rapidly, it makes it difficult for fungus gnats and soil-borne fungi to establish themselves. NeudoHum soils combine peat-free raw materials with a loose substrate structure. Instead of peat, Neudorff uses rapidly renewable resources. The main ingredients include wood fibers and bark humus, predominantly from local production with short transport routes. NeudoHum potting soils are regularly tested internally and externally. Among other things, nutrient content and fill quantities are checked by independent institutes. Application: For: Properties: For strong plants and magnificent blooms: Supports healthy development and promotes natural color vibrancy. Universal potting soil for indoor and outdoor use. Peat-free: Made with rapidly renewable raw materials instead of peat. Retains water and nutrients: Organic components and natural clay absorb moisture and nutrients and release them as needed. Instructions for use: Preparation: Remove the soil from the packaging and loosen it before use. Plant the containers. Cover the drainage holes in the container with shards of clay pots, gravel, or plant granules. Fill the container about one-third full with soil. Place the plants in the container, fill the pot with soil, and press down lightly. Then water thoroughly until water runs out of the drainage holes. After a few minutes, remove excess water from the saucer or cachepot. Repotting houseplants: The best time is spring or directly after flowering. Choose a new pot about 2 cm larger than the old one. Fill the container about one-third full with soil. Carefully loosen the root ball, remove any dead or damaged roots, and shake off as much of the old soil as possible. Hold the plant in the center of the pot. Fill in the soil around the roots and press down lightly. Then water thoroughly. After a few minutes, remove excess water from the saucer or cachepot. Areas of application: For all indoor, balcony, and patio plants, except bog plants. Ready-to-use growing medium for potting and repotting. The declared nutrient content refers to the time of marketing by the manufacturer and may be subject to natural fluctuations. If stored, check the nutrient content before use. Note on watering and fertilizing: Before watering, check whether the soil in the root area is already dry. Only water if the root area is dry. The potting soil contains an organic base fertilizer that nourishes plants during the first few weeks. After about 3-4 weeks, fertilize again with a suitable Neudorff fertilizer. Expert tip: Fill the pot with soil only to about 1 cm below the rim. This prevents water from running out when watering.