When planting, make sure you buy a product of guaranteed quality! From a Hungarian manufacturer!
For planting foliage plants and evergreens, as a stand-alone growing medium.
Pack sizes: 25, 40 litres
(pH 6.6 ± 0.5)
What does soil pH mean? Click here and read our article!
Raw materials
Sphagnum moss peat, fen peat, horticultural perlite, coconut fibre, organic fertiliser granules
What does this product contain?
Sphagnum moss peat
Flat bog peat
Horticultural perlite
Coconut fibre
Organic fertiliser granules
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Why choose Florimo products?
We have been in the business for 30 years
You can rely on us – we’ve already proven ourselves in hundreds of thousands of households.
The widest range of potting composts in Hungary
You’re sure to find some potting compost that’s just right for you.
Up to several months’ worth of nutrients
Your FLORIMO® potting compost may contain enough nutrients to last for several months.
We produce and store our potting compost in a covered area all year round
This is how we ensure the very best quality from spring to winter.
High humic acid content in our potting soils
In this way, essential nutrients are absorbed through the root system, making our plants healthier.
Computer-based recipes
We mix the ingredients for our potting soils exclusively on the basis of computer-generated formulas.
One of Central Europe’s largest potting compost factories is located here
We supply our products throughout the region, from Italy to Romania.
We’ve been well known for decades
As well as our products, you’ll also receive expert advice in specialist shops, as they’ve been familiar with FLORIMO® for many years.
Do you have any questions?
Please get in touch with us and we’ll be happy to answer any questions you may have.
Useful tips for your garden
FLORIMO® on the blog
Read our blog to find out more about planting, looking after plants, and how FLORIMO can help® to make your garden even more beautiful.
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