Peat soil for greenhouses is intended for use in a greenhouse for direct planting of plants, as well as as a complete or partial replacement of soil in a greenhouse. Suitable for growing all universal plants.

Application

In containers (pots, cassettes, etc.), pour and compact peat soil for greenhouses, carefully level, moisten well until the mixture is completely saturated with water and spread the seeds. Fill the seeds with a new portion of the substrate so that the seeds are at the desired depth. Moisten it by spraying. Cover containers with seeds with glass or polyethylene.

When planting seedlings in a permanent place, fill the planting hole with soil, moisten it and mix it with soil removed from the hole.

When feeding vegetative plants, as the soil compacts and the roots of the plant are exposed, add fresh soil, then moisten it and embed it in the top layer of soil.

During the main filling of the soil of greenhouses, greenhouses, ridges, flower beds, 5-10 liters of substrate per 1 m2 are added to the soil.

Use as a microgreenhouse: growing seedlings, shake the bag with soil, place it on a pallet and make holes in the package at the same distance from each other for sowing seeds (2×2) cm, for planting seedlings (7×7) cm.

It is good to moisten the soil in the bag, sow the seeds, plant seedlings, seedlings. Due to the fact that the soil is enclosed in a plastic bag, it warms up better, creating more favorable conditions for the growth and development of plants. In a microgreenhouse, the soil dries out very slowly, maintaining moderate humidity for a long time. To improve aeration and drainage, make several cuts in the bottom of the 3cm long bag at an angle of 45 degrees after watering and planting.