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Peat-Free Houseplant Compost, Suitable for Organic Growing, Coco & Coir (9L)
£4.99
Keep indoor plants happy without the use of peat. Suitable for organic growing. Packed with nutrients.
What makes me special?
- Carefully formulated for indoor plants with all the nutrients they need
- Packaged up in a compact, compost brick format, so less energy’s used on transport
- Created from waste products produced by coconut farming
- And absolutely no peat, meaning you won’t contribute to environmental destruction
- Designed to help your plants make larger, greener leaves
- Coconut coir retains nutrients, and will give your plants a full six-month feed once activated
- The careful processing naturally destroys pests, so the compost won’t introduce new ones to your plants
- Not suitable for ericaceous plants
- One-kilogram sized coir brick makes about nine litres of compost, using three litres of warm water
- Just submerge the brick for five minutes, until all the water’s been absorbed. Then break it up, adding a little more water if you need it.
- The final amount of compost will depend on how fluffy you need it to be.
What makes me special?
- Carefully formulated for indoor plants with all the nutrients they need
- Packaged up in a compact, compost brick format, so less energy’s used on transport
- Created from waste products produced by coconut farming
- And absolutely no peat, meaning you won’t contribute to environmental destruction
- Designed to help your plants make larger, greener leaves
- Coconut coir retains nutrients, and will give your plants a full six-month feed once activated
- The careful processing naturally destroys pests, so the compost won’t introduce new ones to your plants
- Not suitable for ericaceous plants
- One-kilogram sized coir brick makes about nine litres of compost, using three litres of warm water
- Just submerge the brick for five minutes, until all the water’s been absorbed. Then break it up, adding a little more water if you need it.
- The final amount of compost will depend on how fluffy you need it to be.