Soil peat universal substrate Agrobalt-S fraction 0-20

Agrobalt C, high-moor peat-based substrate enriched with a complex of fertilizers Made from low-decomposition high-moor peat obtained by carving or milling. limestone materials (dolomite flour, lime flour) are used to neutralize peat. Complex mineral fertilizers are used to enrich peat with nutrients. The substrate "Agrobalt - S" has a highly porous structure, an optimal level of acidity, provides plants with nutrients for a period of 1 to 2 months in protected and open ground. The substrate is filled with a complex fertilizer with PG MIX (Yara) microelements, which ensures uniform distribution of nutrients throughout the volume, a high degree of their assimilation and crop stability. Ingredients: • High-moor sphagnum peat of a low degree of decomposition • Lime (dolomite flour) • Complex mineral fertilizer with a full range of macro- and microelements Intended for: • As substrates for seedlings and potted plants, low-volume technologies, lettuce lines • Landscape gardening • Planting trees and shrubs To neutralize peat, lime materials are used (dolomite flour, lime flour, chalk). Enrichment of peat with nutrients is carried out by applying complex microgranular fertilizer PI-G-Mix (P-G-MIX). Agrotechnical characteristics: Humidity not more than 65%, Acidity from 5.5-6.6, Nutrients not less than: N-150MG/L, P2O5-150MG/L, K2O-250MG/L, Mg-30mg/L, Ca- 120mg/l + trace elements. The content of organic matter is not less than 80%. The substrate has a highly porous structure, an optimal level of acidity. Provides plants with nutrients for a period of 1 to 2 months in protected and open ground. The main filling of the substrate with complex microgranular fertilizer ensures uniform distribution of nutrients throughout the volume, a high degree of their assimilation. Agrochemical indicators of peat soil "AGROBALT-S" allows the consumer to use it for growing most vegetable and ornamental crops, without resorting to the preparation or purchase of special mixtures for each individual plant species.