12 x NEUDORFF NeudoHum® Seed and Herb Soil, 10 liters

Product description: Fun and easy: Propagate your own flowers and vegetables. This loose, fine-textured soil makes successful cultivation a breeze. Use it for your potted Mediterranean herbs, such as lavender, thyme, or oregano. NeudoHum Seed & Herb Soil provides everything your plants need. It's suitable for delicious and aromatic herbs, for sowing and raising seedlings and cuttings, for sowing, potting, and repotting herbs. NeudoHum Seed & Herb Soil ensures reliable germination and strong root growth. The fine structure of the soil substrate is ideal for small propagation containers. The soil absorbs a large amount of water immediately. Excess water is also quickly drained away thanks to its fine-textured structure. NeudoHum Seed & Herb Soil is safe for humans and animals. By using renewable raw materials, NeudoHum Seed & Herb Soil produces 63% less CO2 emissions compared to standard peat-based potting soil. By using our peat-free NeudoHum soils, you are actively contributing to the protection of our ecosystem. Extra tip: Afterwards, separate the seedlings into our universal, peat-free NeudoHum Flower Soil. NeudoHum Tomato & Vegetable Soil is ideal for young vegetable plants. Application: For: Properties: For raising seedlings and cuttings; promotes germination and root growth; finely crumbly; specially formulated for the finest seeds; also suitable for vegan cultivation; organic + peat-free; made from renewable raw materials and recommended by NABU (German Association for Nature Conservation). Instructions for use: Preparation: Remove soil from the package and loosen before use. Sowing: Fill the seed tray shallowly with soil and press down lightly. Scatter seeds evenly and cover thinly with soil (except for light-dependent germinators). Then water carefully or thoroughly moisten with a spray bottle. Keep the soil evenly moist until the seedlings have emerged. Rooting cuttings: Fill a container with soil, press down lightly, and water. Insert the cuttings and keep them moist. Pricking out – separating seedlings: Fill a container with soil and press down lightly. Use a dibber or stick to make a hole in the soil. Carefully remove the seedling from the seed tray and place the roots in the prepared hole. Press down the soil lightly and then water carefully. Repotting herbs: Choose a pot with a drainage hole and, if necessary, add a drainage layer of expanded clay pebbles or gravel. Remove the herbs from the old pot and remove any loose soil from the roots. Place the plant in the center of the new pot, fill with soil, and press down lightly. Fill the container only to about 1 cm below the rim. This prevents water from overflowing when watering. Applications: For sowing and cultivating herbs, young plants, and cuttings. Ready-to-use growing medium for sowing, cultivating, and potting herbs. 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. Fertilizing: The soil contains a weak organic base fertilizer. It supplies sowings and young plants during the first few weeks. Plants receive new nutrients when pricking out and repotting. Afterwards, if necessary, fertilize herbs in particular with a suitable fertilizer.