Baltic (moss) and Lowland peat: It facilitates making the soil lighter and looser, while increasing its organic matter content. During dry periods, sphagnum provides moisture to the plants, enabling them to easily adapt to water shortages.

Composted cattle manure: Nutrient-rich organic material that is immediately available during growth.

Clay: The abundant fine particles have the molecular capacity to retain water, forming excellent water-resistant layers that release water slowly. When used as a growing medium, it behaves like cohesive soil. Volume-changing material depending on water levels. Black peat also includes some clay content.

Fertilizer mix: As cultivated crops are harvested from our environment, the soil loses essential nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. These nutrients must be replenished in the soil to prevent depletion and ensure adequate yields. While natural fertilizers can restore some of these elements, synthetic additives are also necessary to supplement missing nutrients at appropriate time.

Packaging: 70 litres/bag