Plantic Pot Mix for Gardening and Hydroponics (900 gm)

Soil is the very basic need of any plants. Good soil produces maximum yields with the different nutrients that it holds. PLANTIC Pot Mix is the perfect substitute of soil for urban gardening. It is 100% organic. It has good water holding capacity. It also has various micro and macronutrients which feeds the plants throughout.

Key benefits of Pot Mix

1. Nutrient-rich: Potting mix is specially formulated to provide a balanced mix of nutrients that plants need for healthy growth. It typically contains a blend of organic matter, minerals, and sometimes slow-release fertilizers to support plant development.

2. Improved drainage: Potting mixes are designed to have excellent drainage properties. This prevents waterlogging and ensures that plant roots have access to oxygen, promoting healthier root systems.

3. Lightweight: Potting mixes are generally lighter than garden soil, making them easier to handle and move around. This is particularly useful for container gardening, where weight can be a concern.

4. Reduced pests and diseases: High-quality potting mixes are usually sterile or free from pathogens that could harm your plants. This helps to minimize the risk of pests and diseases affecting your garden.

5. Consistent texture: Potting mixes are screened and formulated to have a consistent texture, free from clumps and debris. This promotes even root growth and allows for better water and nutrient distribution.

6. pH balance: Many potting mixes are formulated to have a neutral or slightly acidic pH, which is ideal for a wide range of plants. This helps create a suitable environment for various plant species to thrive.

How to use Pot Mix

• Choose a pot with good drainage
• Fill the content of the package on to the pot
• Add one cup of soil for every 2 cups of the potting mixture (make sure the soil is powdery)
• Mix them thoroughly
• In case of repotting/ transfer from nursery soil, transfer the plant safely into this mixture
• In case of planting seeds, sow the seeds at an optimum depth (half a knuckle is the general gardener’s rule of thumb)
• Water appropriately.