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Mikskaar Natural Sphagnum Peat Moss, Extra Fine
Peat moss is a highly forgiving medium, offering unparalleled nutrient buffering and water retention capabilities.
Sourced from high-quality resources and subject to constant control, our ready-to-use substrates support all growth stages.
White peat remains the preferred growing medium in horticulture worldwide, as no suitable replacement has been discovered. Its benefits include high organic matter content, microflora attraction for nutrient and water transport, porosity, and buffering capacity.
Natural white peat is ideal for creating growing media, soil enhancement, and, in some cases, as a direct growing medium for plants.
Our Sphagnum Sp. moss peat moss is slightly decomposed, boasting excellent aeration, porosity, and water retention properties.
Suitable for producing growing media for vegetables, ornamentals, nurseries, greenhouses, and open field plant production, our peat moss is a popular professional choice. It is free of wood, sand, seeds, radioactivity, and chemicals.
Elevate your plant growth with our natural peat moss!
- Suggested for: Acidophilic plants, Substrate preparation. Trays and small pots.
- Structure: extra-fine, 0-5mm
- Fertilisation: none added
- pH: natural, unadjusted (3.5-5.5)
| Chemical Characteristics | |
|---|---|
| pH | 3.5-5.5 |
| EC | ≤0.1 mS/cm |
| N | 8-20 mg/l |
| P | 1.3-3 mg/l |
| K | 0.8-1.7 mg/l |
| Physical Properties | |
|---|---|
| Absorption | 7-8 times its own weight of dry matter |
| Density | 140-160 kg/m3, 180-200 kg/m3 |
| Dry substance | 80 g/L |
| Moisture | 40-60% |
| Structure | 0-5 mm |
| Botanical Characteristics | |
|---|---|
| Ash content | Max 15% |
| Organic matter content | Min 85% |
| Species | Sphagnum Sp |
| Decomposition | H2-H4 |
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Excellent service and quick delivery
Very happy customer
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Excellent product
I feel a little guilty buying this as it is a non renewable resource but you just can’t beat it for giving your potting mix lightness and water retention. Coconut products are the future but while Lithuania is still mining it, I’ll probably keep buying it.
