KRONEN® BIO Soil for sowing and rooting
KRONEN® BIO Soil for sowing and rooting is a ready-to-use substrate composed of ingredients approved for organic farming. Manufactured on the basis of a small fraction of lightly decomposed peat, it contains clay and a surface-active agent. The substrate is enriched with organic fertilizer of plant origin.
KRONEN® Soil/substrate BIO for sowing and rooting vegetables, herbs and ornamental plants is perfect for cultivation in containers and seedling trays. It supports the formation and growth of the root system. It meets the requirements of cultures sensitive to salinity.
Recommended for ecological cultivation.
Available in packages: 5L
Ingredients:
High peat:
- Main base material used in the substrate
- Derived from high-quality peat sources
- Provides a natural and organic foundation for the substrate
Organic fertilizer of plant origin:
- Fertilizer derived from organic plant-based sources
- Contains nutrients essential for plant growth and development
- Supports healthy root formation and growth
Ingredients approved for use in organic farming:
- All ingredients used in the substrate are permitted for organic farming
- Complies with organic farming standards and regulations
Surface-active substance:
- Enhances hydration and water storing capabilities of the substrate
- Helps retain moisture and ensures better water distribution within the substrate
Properties:
Produced on the basis of ingredients approved for use in organic farming:
- Manufactured using organic farming-approved ingredients
- Suitable for organic gardening practices
High value, natural, and organic substrate:
- Provides a premium-quality substrate for sowing and rooting plants
- Made from natural and organic materials
- Offers a high nutritional value for optimal plant growth
Fine structure:
- The substrate has a fine texture and structure
- Allows for easy seed sowing and root penetration
- Provides an ideal environment for root development
Supports the formation and growth of the root system:
- Promotes healthy root system development in plants
- Provides necessary nutrients and a conducive environment for root growth
Suitable for plants sensitive to salinity:
- Meets the requirements of plants that are sensitive to high salt levels
- Provides a balanced and suitable growing medium for salt- sensitive plants
Improved hydration and water storage:
- The substrate contains a surface-active substance that enhances hydration
- Improves water retention and distribution within the substrate
- Beneficial for indoor herb cultivation, summer gardening, and for those who may forget to water plants regularly
Tailored components for specific plant groups:
- The substrate composition is adjusted according to the specific needs of a variety of plants
- Components and quantities are selected based on the requirements of salt- sensitive plants
pH 5.5 – 6.0
Sowing in containers:
For sowing seeds of herbs or vegetables it is best to use small containers or seedling trays, to do this, the soil from the bag should be loosened and slightly moistened, then fill the containers with soil, press, sow the seeds and cover with a thin layer of soil. When planting seedlings in pots or boxes, choose their size according to the species of plant. At the bottom of the pot create a drainage layer of expanded clay or small stones. Then fill the container with KRONEN® BIO Soil for sowing and rooting, place the plant and slightly compress the soil leaving about 2 cm of free space from the upper edge of the pot. After planting, water the first time with plenty of water, and then water the plant moderately but regularly.
Transplanting:
When planting seedlings of herbs or vegetables in the garden you should avoid places that are too moist and shady. When transplanting seedlings use KRONEN® BIO soil for herbs and vegetables, which is richer in nutrients and has a thicker structure. When preparing the site for planting, mix the soil with the native soil in a 1:1 ratio, then plant. If the soil in the garden is too waterlogged and impermeable create a raised bed. or cultivate plants in the High Bed system.
Fertilization:
Herbs have relatively low nutritional requirements, so no fertilizer should be applied after sowing the seeds. Herbs grown in pots and boxes should be fed from spring to autumn with natural fertilizer (once per week) in the amount recommended by the manufacturer. In the remaining period 1-2 times a month. Herbs grown in gardens can be fertilized by putting compost under the plants.
Caution: Substrates should be thoroughly loosened before use, moisten if necessary. It is recommended to do the gardening in gardening gloves.
Store in a dry place in a tightly closed container. Protect against negative effects of weather conditions. In case of prolonged and improper storage the properties of the substrate may change.
