PEAT SUBSTRATE PLANTATORF

Peat moss has been used as a soil amendment for so long because it has a lot to offer. For clay and heavy soils that get compact easily, it softens the soil structure and improves the drainage. For sandy soil, peat moss helps retain moisture and nutrients for plant roots. It provides better support for the thin and bare areas of your lawn. Peat Moss Substrate “Plantatorf” provides a number of benefits to your lawn, including the improvement of aeration. It is more than 95% organic material, which adds nutrients to your lawn’s soil. Unlike compost, peat moss does not contain the rich nutrients needed to help a garden flourish. Not only does nutrient poor soil affect plant growth, but it also changes the soil’s natural environment.  Most potting soil you buy are comprised of three basic ingredients: peat moss, pine bark, and either perlite or vermiculite (to provide air space). You can use straight peat moss as your potting mix, but be careful not to overwater. Peat moss all by itself can stay wet for a long time after watering. The sterile environment that peat moss provides is perfect for growing plump and tasty tomatoes, according to Epic Gardening. Plantatorf peat moss potting mix helps the seedlings to grow strong roots. Break up large chunks of the dry material so that it is more manageable and the roots of the tomatoes can thrive.