Base Materials

Basic fertilization
Ready to be fertilized with basic nutrients: Nitrogen (N), phosphate (P) and potassium (K). This substance ensures proper growth of your plants. Depending on the plant and growth pattern, one should begin to regularly fertilize a few weeks after initial planting.

Optimal pH
It is used to achieve and adjust to the pH in order to reach it's optimal level. Carbonated and acidic limes raise the pH to gently improve the crumb structure and stimulate soil life.

Fertilization
This substance provides additional fertilization for plants with higher nutrient requirements such as at balcony plants. Fertilizer nutrients are gradually released over time.

Providing water storage
Lava particles provide structural stability and are also ideal for water storage.

Breathable
Pine bark/Mulch is not only useful for decorative purposes. Mixed with soil, they make the substance breathable and keep the structure intact for a long time. For example, this substance is ideal for orchids with roots that provide the bark support.

Provides ideal drainage
This substance is an important component of cactus soil, earth and herbal seed compost. Dry soil has the ability to absorb water quickly because of its stable structure and drainage.

Universal storage
The white grains of mineral lava rocks improve the structure and allow air and water balance into the roots of plants due to their porous structure.

Nutrients and water storage
Layered, clay minerals store nutrients between the levels and release nutrients back to the plant when it is needed. This clay acts as a storage of nutrients and provides it a consistent supply for the plant. Clay has strong buffering methods against shifts in pH.

Air and water storage
Coconut ingredients cause an increase in air capacity for substrate mixtures while ensuring an adequate water capacity. Because of the rewettability the products reach a high quality. The material is also quite light.

Root activator
- improved extraction of water
- expanded root mass
- Efficiency in nutrient uptake
- increased transplant success
- improved plant Performance
- resistance to drought

Increases germination rates,
better root growth
- increased yields
- earlier flower/fruit production
- contains 67 frace elements
- increased root mass
- improved tolerance to drought and harsh conditions

Improves water retention in soils
Mineral aggregate used to increase water retention. The water-holding properties and the considerable porosity protect from drying out and from damaging air currents.

Reduces surface tension
Improves the wetting and rewetting capacity.

Control plant diseases
Preventative biological fungicide for control of plant diseases. The active ingredient is a microbe that grows onto plant roots as they develop and provides protection against plant root pathogens (such as Pythium, Rhizoctonia, Fusarium etc.).

All-in-one compound fertilizer
provides even distribution of nutrients in the growing medium, with the added benefits of essential trace elements.