Seeding and Cutting Soil - Perfect Start for Your Green Projects


Give your sensitive cuttings and seedlings the care they deserve with our premium Seeding and Cutting Soil. Specifically designed to support delicate plants, this enriched blend ensures rapid root formation and healthy growth. Its balanced pH and low EC levels create the ideal conditions for seed germination and rooting, while the fine, even texture promotes consistent moisture retention and nutrient absorption.


Why Choose Our Seeding and Cutting Soil?



Tailored for Sensitive Cuttings and Seedlings: Gentle enough for fragile roots yet nutrient-rich to encourage robust growth.
Rapid Root Development: Formulated to speed up the rooting process for stronger, healthier plants.
Balanced pH and EC Levels: Ensures optimal growing conditions to prevent stress on young plants.


Key Features



Composition: A premium mix of white and black peat moss, peat moss fibers, marl, perlite, and coconut fiber for superior aeration and drainage.
Nutrient Enrichment: Contains NPK fertilizer (12-14-24) to boost early-stage growth.
pH Value: Optimized at 5.3-6.4 for seed germination and cutting propagation.
EC Value: Maintained at 0.5 mS/cm for sensitive root systems.


How to Use



Fill a pot or tray with Seeding and Cutting Soil.
Plant your seeds or cuttings gently into the soil.
Water lightly, ensuring the soil remains moist but not overly wet.
Place in a well-lit area with indirect sunlight for best results.
Once roots are established, transplant into a larger container with regular potting soil.


FAQs



Can I use this soil for all types of cuttings and seedlings?Yes, it’s specially formulated for a wide range of sensitive cuttings and seedlings, providing a balanced environment for healthy root development.
How often should I water plants in this soil?Keep the soil consistently moist but avoid overwatering. The fine texture of this soil helps retain moisture evenly.
When should I transfer my plants to regular potting soil?Once the roots are strong and well-developed, typically after 4-6 weeks, you can repot your plants into regular potting soil.
Is this soil organic?While it contains natural components like peat moss and coconut fiber, it is enriched with an NPK fertilizer to ensure optimal growth for your plants.