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Peat-free potting soil containing a mixture of coconut fiber, organic fertilizer, and vermiculite. It is used as an additional fresh potting soil needed when transplanting house plants into larger pots. It is also good to renovate the top layer of aged potting soils in large plant pots, which are difficult to transplant. The three constituents of the potting soil together mimic the physical and biochemical conditions of the natural soil. Coconut fiber has a good water retention capacity and is highly porous, allowing air circulation in the potting soil and keeping plant roots oxygenated. The organic fertilizer provides vital plant nutrients and an ideal environment for the growth of beneficial microorganisms such as bacteria and fungi. Vermiculite can absorb large amounts of water, keeping it available to the plants when needed. Its highly porous structure contributes to reducing potting soil compaction. (sold in 6 units per pack)

This organic liquid fertilizer is a concentrated liquid extract of the seaweed Ascophyllum nodosum, sustainably harvested from the North Atlantic Ocean. It is a natural product rich in potassium and bioactive compounds. This organic liquid fertilizer is used to encourage plant growth, strengthen their roots and increase plant resistance to diseases and, in particular, to the stress caused by poor irrigation management (with episodes of lack or excess of water in the potting soil) and the stresses caused by severe temperature oscillations. (sold in 6 units per pack)

Chemical composition: PHOSPHOROUS PENTOXIDE (P2O5) Triple super phosphate 46% w/w Double super phosphate 36% w/w Single super phosphate 21% w/w Chemical formula Ca(PO4H2)2 Features and advantages: Granular fertilizer slow soluble in water, used in primary soil fertilization as a source of phosphorous Helps seed germination and seedling growth Helps stimulate flower buds and improve knots It helps to form sugars and proteins in plants It helps in the growth of the root and vegetative complex of plants. Usage rates: Between 20 - 70 kg per dunum depending on the crop type and the fertilizing stage CAS No. 65996-95-4 HS Code : 31031010 / 31031900 / 31031000

Phosphate rock is a crucial raw material used in the production of fertilizers It occurs in two primary geological forms: sedimentary and igneous Phosphate Rock Composition: Phosphorus (P) is the primary nutrient in phosphate rock and is crucial for plant growth and development It is typically reported as phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) The phosphorus content in phosphate rock can range from 25% to 31% equivalent to 62-67.5 BPL% Calcium (Ca) is another essential element found in rock phosphate It plays a vital role in plant cell structure, root development, and nutrient uptake, it can range from 30% to 50% Carbonates (CO3) are common impurities found in phosphate rock, typically exist in the form of calcium carbonate (CaCO3) or magnesium carbonate (MgCO3) Silicates (SiO2) are another impurity often present in phosphate rock They can have positive effects on soil structure, water-holding capacity, and nutrient retention, it can range from a few percent to over 20%