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Biosoil

Biosoil – is a fully prepared, nutritious peat soil enriched with vermicompost for seed germination, growing seedlings and adult indoor plants, vegetable and flower crops.

Soil composition:

Mixture of peats of varying degrees of decomposition
Vermicompost
Agroperlite
Limestone flour
Complex mineral fertilizer.
Nutrients in a form available to plants: nitrogen (NH4 + N03) ≤200 mg/l; potassium (K2O) ≤280 mg/l; phosphorus (P2O5) ≤260 mg/l.
Acidity: pH 5.5-6.5

Vermicompost (vermicompost)

This is a natural, safe, environmentally friendly, organic fertilizer. A product of processing organic agricultural waste by Californian earthworms. Digesting organic residues, worms secrete coprolites into the soil, which are the form of organic matter most suitable for absorption by plants.

Benefits of vermicompost:

Vermicompost contains a complex of nutrients, macro- and microelements, enzymes, vitamins and growth hormones, which are necessary for the proper development of plants.
Vermicompost improves soil structure and its water and physical properties.
Humic acids in the composition of vermicompost combine the properties of a growth stimulant, an anti-stress adaptogen, increases resistance to disease, increases the yield and taste of products.

Agroperlite

This is a natural material obtained from volcanic perlite that has undergone heat treatment.

The composition and structure of agroperlite determine its main properties:

When added to the substrate, agroperlite provides excellent aeration of plant roots;
Helps in the efficiency of plant lighting, as it has a white color and perfectly reflects light, illuminating the leaves from below, and at the same time saving the roots from overheating;
Agroperlite particles are able to absorb moisture and then evenly release it to the plants, keeping the substrate moist;

Limestone flour

This is a substance of mineral origin, obtained by crushing the mineral, dolomite. It is used to fertilize, loosen the soil, and helps normalize soil acidity.

Recommendations for use:

For sowing seeds and growing seedlings of flower and vegetable crops

Fill containers (pots, cassettes) with biosoil. Then carefully place the seeds at a distance of 1.5-2 cm. After this, sprinkle with a layer of soil 0.5 cm thick, lightly compact with your palm and spray the soil with a spray bottle. Cover the top with polyethylene or glass until shoots emerge.

For replanting indoor plants

Place a layer of drainage 3-5 cm thick at the bottom of the pot, flowerpot or cache-pot, then fill the container with biosoil about 1/3 and plant the plant. After filling the gap between the root ball and the walls of the pot with soil, water the plant generously and mulch the top layer.

When planting trees and shrubs

Prepare a planting hole measuring 50×50 cm for shrubs and 70×70 cm for trees. If necessary, create a drainage layer 10-20 cm thick from broken bricks or coarse gravel. Fill the planting hole 1/3 with biosoil and install the seedling. Spread and distribute the roots evenly. Carefully fill the hole with soil. Make sure that the root collar of the plant is above the surface of the ground. Keep in mind that the soil will settle by about 10% over time. Water thoroughly and mulch the surface of the soil around the seedling.

Basic filling of the soil

Add 3-5 liters of substrate per 1 m2 to the soil, dig to a depth of 20-25 cm.

Growing vegetable and flower crops in open ground

Place 0.5–1.5 liters of soil into the planting hole, plant the plant or seedlings, lightly compact, and moisten well. Sprinkle soil on top.