succulent grit Cactus seramis, Seramis clay grit for Cacti and Succulents – Eurogarden

succulent grit Cactus seramis, Seramis clay grit for Cacti and Succulents – EurogardenSeramis for Cacti and Succulents Special growing medium for cacti and succulents Cactus ceramis creates optimal growing conditions for cacti and succulents Replaces traditional soil and peat growing media airy and eternal structure optimal air and water permeability, prevents excess moisture and root rot a mixture of clay and LAVA pH: 6. 7 2. 5 or 7 liters Planting: Plant in a pot with holes so that excess water can always drain away. Place a larger

Seramis for Cacti and Succulents - Special growing medium for cacti and succulents

Cactus ceramis creates optimal growing conditions for cacti and succulents
Replaces traditional soil and peat growing media
- airy and eternal structure
- optimal air and water permeability, prevents excess moisture and root rot
- a mixture of clay and LAVA
- pH: 6.7
- 2.5 or 7 liters

Planting:
Plant in a pot with holes so that excess water can always drain away.
Place a larger stone or piece of pot at the bottom of the pot to prevent the ceramis growing medium from draining out.
Add 1/3 of the ceramic to the bottom of the pot. Place the plant with the soil clods on top of the ceramic and add more Ceramis so that the pot is full. Make sure that there is also a layer of clay grit on the surface. Tap lightly on the edge of the pot, and the grit will spread evenly around the plant's roots.

Irrigation:
Only water moderately after a week
We recommend that you use the Seramis watering meter to determine the correct watering time.

Note that cacti and succulents need significantly less water than other plants.

We recommend the natural Neudorff Bio-Trissol Cactus fertilizer as fertilizer: Cactus fertilizer

Ceramis is a 100% natural material. The substance is eternal and never loses its ability to absorb. Seramis is easy to use and neat to use.
Ceramis clay grit never ages, deteriorates or expands. It can also be stored outside in the cold.

How much Ceram is needed?
Fist yield: 1/3 root ball and 2/3 ceramic

Seramis absorbs more than its weight in water. The structure of ceramic keeps the growing medium spongy and airy, which is why the plants thrive extremely well.
Ceramic is recommended to be used completely as a soil substitute. Remember to add nutrients!