5l 4 en

5l 4 enA suitable substrate to the cultivation of Calathea and Maranta. A balanced formula: Coconut fibers Activated carbon coconut chips worm compost Perlite Horticultural sand Organic Nutrients 5 litre resealable bagHow to use Ficus mix? Using the mix is easy! Start by removing as much of the old soil as possible. Gently squeeze the pot while holding it sideways to loosen the plant. Run the roots under warm tap water to remove the last bits. Also, make

A  suitable substrate  to the cultivation of Calathea and Maranta.
A balanced formula:

• Coconut fibers
• Activated carbon
• coconut chips
• worm compost
• Perlite
• Horticultural sand
• Organic Nutrients
  5 litre resealable bag

  How to use Ficus mix?

  Using the mix is ​​easy! Start by removing as much of the old soil as possible. Gently squeeze the pot while holding it sideways to loosen the plant. Run the roots under warm tap water to remove the last bits.
  Also, make sure to remove any dead foliage that may still be on the plant using scissors. Your plant is now ready to receive its new Ficus mix soil. Add a small layer of Ficus mix soil to the bottom of the pot.
  Place the plant in the pot and slowly add Ficus mix soil to the sides to fill it in. Make sure that the point where the roots join the plant is just buried under the Ficus soil.
  Lightly tap the Ficus mix into the pot. Be sure to water the Ficus mix thoroughly after repotting, as this helps to settle the mix and the roots.

  Why Ficus mix works.

  Ficus mixes typically have large, voluminous roots. The extra casing and perlite give the roots the space they need. The added activated carbon detoxifies the roots from rot and mold problems. Combined with extra horticultural sand for a denser, better draining mix, you have the perfect mix for Ficus mixes.