Substrate for ornamental lawns and shrubs 50 L Sterlux

Directions for use:

Establishing a lawn

• If necessary, level the area intended for the lawn.
• The area should be drained if long standing puddles appear on it.
• Loosen the soil by removing any stones, roots and weeds.
• Break up the clods of earth and then level the surface.
• Evenly pour the substrate in an amount of at least 25 l per 1 m2 of the surface, and in the case of loose (sandy) soils at least 50 l per 1 m2.
• Tamp down the substrate and then fluff the top layer to a depth of no more than 5 cm.
• Sow grass seeds crosswise in two directions.
• Cover the seeds with a thin layer of substrate (up to 1.5 cm) so that there are no pits.

Planting ornamental shrubs in the ground

• Dig a hole in the ground for each shrub to be planted 3-4 times larger than the root ball.
• Half-fill the wells with substrate, then place the plants in them.
• Complete the wells with substrate.
• Knead the substrate, leaving small depressions around the bushes that retain water.
• Water the newly planted bushes with plenty of water.

Recommendations:

• It is recommended to water the lawn and ornamental shrubs regularly. Protect plants from drying and over-hydration. Watering is best done in the evening or in the morning. avoid watering in full sun.
• The substrate contains a starting dose of fertilizer, therefore it is advisable to start fertilizing it regularly 2-3 weeks after setting up the lawn. Fertilizers should be used strictly according to the manufacturer's instructions and in accordance with the requirements of the cultivated plants. Fertilize ornamental lawns and shrubs from early spring to autumn.

Composition and properties:

The substrate was prepared on the basis of high miller peat, de-acidified with chalk. It contains a starting dose of multi-component fertilizer.

• pH: 5.0-6.0
• Salinity: not more than 2 g NaCl / dm3
• Multi-component NPK fertilizer + Mg (14-16-18) + (5): 1 kg / m3
• Volume: 50 l