£9.05
Promote healthy root growth with Westland Houseplant Potting Mix, a peat-free soil enriched with nutrients. Ideal for potting or re-potting indoor plants, this mix reduces stress and boosts resilience. Use it in bright positions to maintain vibrant houseplants.
- Enriched with Seramis granules for water management and nutrient release.
- Contains perlite for improved airflow and drainage.
- Peat-free formulation with zinc complex to aid faster repotting establishment.
- Suitable for most indoor houseplants to promote healthy growth.
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xWestland Houseplant Potting Mix is specially formulated for potting or re-potting most indoor plants. Enriched with seramis granules to absorb and release water and nutrients when plants require.
This dry, free draining, peat free mix is enriched with perlite for airflow and draining and zinc complex to aid faster repotting establishment and root growth.
Added Seramis granules for water management. Enriched with perlite for airflow and drainage. Promotes healthy root growth. Reduces plant stress and boosts resilience. Peat Free.
Suitable for Indoor Houseplants. Plants will eventually require re-potting as they become pot bound. This is when roots appear through the drainage holes in the pot. First water the plant well and allow it to drain. Choose a pot larger than the old one ensuring it has adequate drainage holes. Place a layer of potting mix in the bottom of the new pot, and gently tap the old plant from its pot. Place in the new pot ensuring the root ball is slightly below the rim of the new pot. Fill in around the root ball with potting mix, gently tapping the pot to ensure all spaces are filled. Water the plant well and allow excess water to drain away.
Place plants in bright positions but avoid direct sunlight if possible. Avoid large fluctuations in room temperatures as this may cause leaf drop. Treat houseplants to a leaf shine to remove dust.
