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Highly fertilized soil mixture Plagron Allmix 50 L (Pallet / 60 pcs)
It was designed to mimic the rich soil found in nature with a complete active micro-ecosystem. It is created in such a way that it has enough power to maintain the lush growth of plants for several weeks without the need to add additional fertilizers. AllMix creates fertile conditions for growth throughout the year. All we have to do is provide the ideal environment to encourage the plant to thrive.
Instructions:
◦ When using AllMix for the first time, moisten the substrate and let it stand for 36 hours
◦ This will enable the action of microorganisms and permix even before the plant is inserted
◦ Keep the soil slightly warm at all times, as a decrease in soil temperature slows down microbial activity, making it difficult for plants to grow
◦ Allow the soil to dry out between each watering, as this supplies oxygen to the substrate, which it absolutely needs for normal functioning
◦ An effective organic mixture of soil, compost, perlite and a special “premix” consisting of active natural ingredients (suitable for all types of cultivation), which have been fermented for at least 2 months to create this powerful and effective mixture
◦ Since AllMix contains perlite, it allows the soil to breathe, which offers better conditions for root development
◦ In addition, perlite perfectly absorbs water and nutrients, which allows the soil to be used for a longer period of time
pH AND EC values:
◦ Plagron products are not composed of mineral salts, but of organic elements
◦ These organic elements are impossible to measure, but said elements have a self-regulating system, which ensures the correct ratio
ALLMIX IS NOT JUST FOR SINGLE USE
◦ Remove the top layer of soil from the pot and discard it
◦ Soil may contain various insect eggs or larvae
◦ Even if you’re sure the finger is free of eggs or larvae, it’s best to be on the safe side
◦ If you intend to reuse the substrate, prune the plant so that only the smaller stem and roots remain in the soil
◦ Then lift the stems up and completely remove the roots
◦ Remove as many old roots as possible by hand or with a rake
◦ A larger amount of roots will begin to use more of the soil’s energy for decomposition
Origin: Netherlands
