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Matogard potting compost for summer flowers 20 L
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Matogard potting compost for summer flowers 20 L

Seller: ALLIKASILM

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5,30 €
About this product

Matogard potting compost for summer flowers 20 L is a special compost for growing flowers in pots, boxes, planters and hanging baskets. The compost contains reserve fertiliser for the whole growing season.

Composition: peat neutralised with dolomite flour and enriched with fertilisers, horse manure compost, vermicompost, a humic preparation, perlite and a controlled-release long-acting fertiliser. Perlite gives a favourable moisture and air balance.

Use it for trailing and balcony box plants, container plants, terrace plants, grave planting and as a conservatory substrate. Pack size 20 L; barcode 4742014000213.

Specifications
  • Type: Potting compost for pot and box plants
  • Brand: Matogard
  • Volume: 20 L
  • Composition: Peat, horse manure compost, vermicompost, humic preparation, perlite, long-acting fertiliser
  • Fertiliser: Reserve feed for the whole season
  • Use: Hanging baskets and balcony boxes, containers, terrace, conservatory
  • Barcode: 4742014000213
Advice from our agronomist

Use. Fill the pot or box with compost, leaving about 2 cm to the rim after firming. Make sure there are drainage holes and, if you like, add a layer of gravel or clay pebbles at the bottom.

Dosage. Plant the flowers at the same depth as they grew in the previous pot and firm the compost lightly around them.

Storage. The compost contains reserve fertiliser for the whole season. Water carefully in hot summer weather and add extra feed during the season if you wish.

Safety and environment. Store unused compost in a closed bag in a dry, cool place. The compost is organic; wear gloves and wash hands afterwards.

Codes and attributes
Warehouse code 4984
Barcode 4742014000213
Category Soil
Delivery and timing
  • Parcel locker — €2.99–3.99, free from 59,00 €
  • Courier to the door — €7.99–8.99, free from 99,00 €
  • Dispatched within 2 working days
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