Compo Complete universal substrate 10 L

Benefits:

• The best universal substrate for planting indoor, balcony and terrace plants
• Contains a starting dose of fertilizer for 12 weeks
• A complete recipe for beautiful plants
• The perfect choice for your plants

Product description

Certified raw materials and the rich composition of the substrate ensure stable development, strengthen resistance to diseases and pests, and have a positive effect on the condition of plants.

The substrate has all the necessary ingredients to ensure beautiful and profusely flowering plants.

The initial dose of the fertilizer provides access to nutrients for up to 12 weeks after planting the plant.
Volcanic perlite loosens and loosens the substrate, thus ensuring the access of air, water and nutrients to the roots.
A set of micronutrients such as boron, copper, iron, manganese, molybdenum and zinc guarantee excellent conditions for plant development.
Root activator stimulates the development of the root system and ensures stable growth and nourishment of the above-ground part of the plant.
Natural clay has the ability to store and gradually release nutrients, while increasing the stability of the substrate.
The Aqua-Mix hydrogel ensures optimal substrate moisture and facilitates even distribution of water around the roots.

Recommended use

• At home
• Garden
• Balcony
• Greenhouse

Use in the period: February - November

Directions for use: 

1. Replant your plants at least every 2 years, as the substrate loses its positive properties over time, and the growing root ball needs space to grow. For planting, prepare a pot with a diameter slightly larger (about 2 cm) than the diameter of the root ball. Too large a pot will not be suitable. The pot or container should have drainage holes for draining excess water.
2. Before planting the plant, mix and loosen the structure of the substrate to break up any lumps. At the bottom of the pot, it is worth adding a drainage layer (e.g. a few small pebbles or expanded clay), then fill 1/3 of the pot with the substrate, forming a funnel-shaped depression in the middle.
3. Take the plant out of the old pot, slightly loosen the root ball and remove any dead roots. Place the plant's root ball in the depression with gentle pressure until it is below the rim of the pot. If the root ball protrudes above the pot, remove some soil or change the pot to a larger one.
4. Thoroughly cover the root ball with the remaining substrate, while gently pressing it deeper to fill all gaps and stabilize the entire plant.
5. After planting, water the plant abundantly. The substrate contains a starting dose of nutrients, so the first fertilization can be carried out after 8 weeks.