Potting soil for ericaceous plants
Terraland
The low pH-value of the Terraland potting soil for eraceous plants makes it ideal for all acid-loving plants in pots and in the ground. This potting soil consists of high quality peat species with fine composted bark. This potting soil contains a specific fertiliser for the first few weeks.
Thanks to the its composition and low pH-value, the Terraland soil for ericaceous plants is ideal for all acid-loving/ calcium-fearing plants such as: Rhodondendron, Magnolia, Azalea, Acer, …
Available in various volumes:
- 40L
Instructions
Planting in pots and repotting plants:
- Repotting should be done in autumn or in the spring.
- Place a layer of potsherds or clay pebbles at the bottom of the new pot.
- Add a layer of Terraland potting soil for ericaceous plants in the pot.
- Remove the old soil from the roots and cut off all dead roots.
- Place the plant in the new pot and fill it with soil.
- Press lightly and water.
- Water regularly according to the needs of the plant.
HINT:
If it is impossible to repot the plant, remove the old potting soil as much as possible without damaging the roots of the plant. Fill the pot with a layer of Terraland potting soil for ericaceous plants, press lightly and water slowly.
Planting in the ground
- Dig a hole three times larger than the root ball.
- If the soil is heavy or dense, loosen it slightly so that water can easily seep into the ground.
- Provide guidance or a plant pole for fast-growing plants or climbers.
- Use Terraland potting soil for ericaceous plants pure, without mixing it with the soil, and place the plant in the hole.
- Fill the hole up to slightly above ground level and press lightly.
- Water the plant daily during the first week.
- Attach the plant to the guide or plant pole after 24 hours.
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