John Innes Ericacious Compost 35 Litre
€7
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Green Garden
Description:
John Innes composts were developed over 50 years ago and are based on a traditional recipe of loam, peat and horticultural grit with added nutrients.
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Why Use
John Innes composts were developed over 50 years ago and are based on a traditional recipe of loam, peat and horticultural grit with added nutrients. John Innes Ericaceous Compost is a loam based compost which is a naturally reduced peat mix. It is specifically designed for use with all acid loving plants.
What are Ericaceous Plants?
Ericaceous plants are those which prefer acid soil conditions. For example: Rhododendrons, Camellias, Azaleas, Conifers, Magnolias, Acers, Heathers, Pieris, Skimmia, Berberia, Blueberries and Hydrangeas.
The benefits of added Iron
Acid loving plants need an extra boost of Iron to assist with the formation of Chlorophyll. This in turn keeps leaves green and healthy. It also is necessary for some enzyme functions such as energy production.
When to Use
Use all year round January to December
How to Use
Cuttings
•Cut & remove non flowering 10cm shoot. •Trim to leave top two pairs of leaves.
•Dip in rooting gel. Insert firmly into compost, water and place in poly bag, in warm spot away form direct sunlight.
Pottings
•Thoroughly water the plant, gently tap the pot to remove, shake off loose compost.
•Place plant in new pot with new compost, fill gaps with new compost, firm down with water.
Planting out
•Dig a hole approx twice the depth and diameter of the root ball.
•Place plant in hole with new compost, fill gaps with new compost, firm down and water.
General Advice
•Use in a well-ventilated place and avoid breathing dust
•Always wear gloves when gardening and wash hands after use
•Store in a frost-free place and away from weed killers and other garden chemicals
John Innes composts were developed over 50 years ago and are based on a traditional recipe of loam, peat and horticultural grit with added nutrients. John Innes Ericaceous Compost is a loam based compost which is a naturally reduced peat mix. It is specifically designed for use with all acid loving plants.
What are Ericaceous Plants?
Ericaceous plants are those which prefer acid soil conditions. For example: Rhododendrons, Camellias, Azaleas, Conifers, Magnolias, Acers, Heathers, Pieris, Skimmia, Berberia, Blueberries and Hydrangeas.
The benefits of added Iron
Acid loving plants need an extra boost of Iron to assist with the formation of Chlorophyll. This in turn keeps leaves green and healthy. It also is necessary for some enzyme functions such as energy production.
When to Use
Use all year round January to December
How to Use
Cuttings
•Cut & remove non flowering 10cm shoot. •Trim to leave top two pairs of leaves.
•Dip in rooting gel. Insert firmly into compost, water and place in poly bag, in warm spot away form direct sunlight.
Pottings
•Thoroughly water the plant, gently tap the pot to remove, shake off loose compost.
•Place plant in new pot with new compost, fill gaps with new compost, firm down with water.
Planting out
•Dig a hole approx twice the depth and diameter of the root ball.
•Place plant in hole with new compost, fill gaps with new compost, firm down and water.
General Advice
•Use in a well-ventilated place and avoid breathing dust
•Always wear gloves when gardening and wash hands after use
•Store in a frost-free place and away from weed killers and other garden chemicals
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