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anthurium potting soil can i use cactus soil

anthurium potting soil can i use cactus soil 8L Anthurium Soilless Potting Mix for Anthuriums

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anthurium potting soil can i use cactus soil 8L Anthurium Soilless Potting Mix for AnthuriumsPREMIUM ANTHURIUM POTTING MIX Best Soil less Mix for Potted Anthurium Houseplants 8 liters per pack Anthuriums are a kind of epiphyte so their roots need to be well aerated. Therefore, anthuriums should not be planted in dense or sticky soil. The best potting mix for anthuriums is one that is loose , light and chunky. It should have high drainage capability, yet it should still be able to maintain the right amount of moisture to enable the roots to

PREMIUM ANTHURIUM POTTING MIX

Best Soil-less Mix for Potted Anthurium Houseplants

8-liters per pack


Anthuriums are a kind of epiphyte so their roots need to be well -aerated. Therefore, anthuriums should not be planted in dense or sticky soil. The best potting mix for anthuriums is one that is loose , light and chunky. It should have high drainage capability, yet it should still be able to maintain the right amount of moisture to enable the roots to absorb nutrients. This balance of moisture and drainage must be achieved in order to avoid water-logged roots that often cause rotting.


Like all our potting media, our Anthurium Potting Mix is soil-less. We do not add garden soil or any type of soil because soil becomes sticky or compacted, which eventually leads to root decay. Our premium potting mix contains high quality ingredients to deliver the maximum benefits for your plants, and therefore more value for money.


Why use our Premium Anthurium Potting Mix?

LOOSE, LIGHT AND AIRY

This potting mix is light and well- draining, which allows air and water to flow through easily. Pine bark and coco chunks are added to create air pockets where oxygen can flow better to the roots. We've also added perlite and pumice, which provide better drainage so excess water will not stay at the roots for a long period of time.


RETAINS SUFFICIENT MOISTURE

High quality peat moss and coco peat retain just the right amount of moisture to allow the roots to absorb nutrients properly. Unlike the typical garden soil, these materials do not become compacted or sticky even as they break down over time.


ALL-NATURAL PREMIUM QUALITY MATERIALS

We use only premium natural materials for our potting media. Not only are they effective for your plants, our potting mix is also safe to use and environment-friendly.


COMPLETE WITH ORGANIC NUTRIENTS

We have added organic nutrients for your plants to feed them for several months. You don't have to apply any fertilizer for at least 3 months. Our potting mix retains just the right moisture that enables the roots to absorb nutrients as they are slowly released through the medium.


INFUSED WITH NEEM AND BENEFICIAL MICROBES

All our potting media are infused with neem which provide additional protection from soil-bound pests. We have also added beneficial microbes to help create a healthy environment for the plant root system.

 

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