Pine bark
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Pine bark – chunky bark for open-root substrates
Pine bark is one of the key ingredients for moving a substrate away from fine soil and toward a more open, root-friendly structure. It is especially useful where roots need air as well as moisture.
What it’s made from
- Chunky structure: creates larger gaps than perlite alone
- Organic texture: breaks down more slowly than fine compost
- Aroid and orchid use: fits many epiphytic recipes
- Blend control: adjust the amount by root size and pot volume
Useful details
Combine bark with coir or soil for moisture contact and with mineral ingredients for stability. Pure bark can dry too quickly for many indoor plants, so balance it around the plant rather than using it automatically.
Key details
Over time, bark breaks down into smaller pieces. Repot or refresh the mix when the texture becomes fine, sour-smelling or slow to drain.
How to use Pine bark
- Chunky structure: Creates larger air pockets and helps mixes dry more evenly.
- Epiphyte blends: Useful in mixes for orchids, Hoyas, and many aroids.
- Refresh: Because bark breaks down over time, refresh mixes when texture collapses.
Prep and handling for Pine bark
- Rinse: A quick rinse removes fines so water moves evenly through the mix.
Pine bark
Sale price€6,25
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Pine bark
Sale price€6,25
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