biosoil

The VASKhNiL nursery offers to buy nutrient biosoil based on high-moor peat from environmentally friendly deposits in the Smolensk and Sverdlovsk regions.

Biosoil

Peat soil enriched with vermicompost for growing vegetables, houseplants and flowers.

Biohumus – natural, environmentally friendly fertilizer, a product of the processing of organic residues in the soil by red Californian worms. Adding vermicompost to the soil stimulates plant growth, strengthens their immunity, shortens the growing season, and increases yield.

In addition, biohumus contributes to the natural improvement of the soil, reduces the harmful effects of nitrates, and helps in the fight against pests.

Composition:

• Mixture of peat of varying degrees of decomposition.
• Limestone flour – acid neutralizer.
• Azophoska – complex nitrogen-phosphorus-potassium fertilizer.
• Agroperlite – fertilizer from volcanic rock.
• Biohumus at least 20%

Nutritional content:

(in plant-friendly form)

• Nitrogen (NH4 + N03) ≤200 mg/l
• Phosphorus (P2O5) ≤260 mg/l
• Potassium (K2O) ≤280 mg/l

Application of biosoil

Peat biosoil is universal in its purpose. Suitable for growing horticultural crops, indoor plants and flowers.

1. Growing seedlings

Pots or boxes for seedlings are filled with bio-soil, carefully leveled and moistened. Then the seeds are laid out, the second part of the substrate is covered on top, sprayed with water from a spray bottle. Cover with polyethylene or glass until sprouts appear.

2. Growing plants outdoors

0.5-1.5 liters are placed at the bottom of the planting holes. biosoil. They lower seedlings into them, sprinkle them with earth and water them abundantly with warm water.

3. Growing and transplanting houseplants

The pot is 2/3 filled with bio-soil, a seedling or an adult plant is lowered along with an earthen clod. From above they fall asleep with the same substrate, lightly tamp the surface and water it.

4. Basic dressing

Nutritious peat soil is brought into the soil by beds, greenhouses, flower beds, etc. at the rate of 3-5 liters. per 1 m². Dig with soil to a depth of 20-25 cm.