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Vermiculite 6L
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€ 9,95
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352 reviews
4.75 out of 5 stars
Description
Pre-sowing your seeds with vermiculite is easy and quick. The chunks retain moisture and air so seeds germinate easily and develop strong roots.
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Contents Volume: 6L
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- The app helps you with almost everything you do in your vegetable garden: sowing, tending, and harvesting.
- If something goes wrong, the app tells you what steps to take.
- If that doesn’t work, you can ask us for advice.
- If that still doesn’t help, we’ll look for other solutions together. Until we get it right.
Why pre-sow with Vermiculite?
Most people pre-sow in pots with potting soil. The results are usually so-so: the potting soil dries out or is too wet and gets moldy, the seeds don't germinate properly, or the plants grow too fast. And the roots get damaged easily when the plants are moved to the raised beds.
You don't have those drawbacks when you use the MM-Mix and Vermiculite to pre-sow. This combination perfectly balances moisture and air so your seeds will germinate easily. And because vermiculite is sterile, you have less chance of mold.
Vermiculite is clean and easy to work with. It doesn't stain, your hands don't get dirty, and you can wipe up any 'mess' in no time. With Vermiculite, you can pre-sow at the kitchen table.
You don't have those drawbacks when you use the MM-Mix and Vermiculite to pre-sow. This combination perfectly balances moisture and air so your seeds will germinate easily. And because vermiculite is sterile, you have less chance of mold.
Vermiculite is clean and easy to work with. It doesn't stain, your hands don't get dirty, and you can wipe up any 'mess' in no time. With Vermiculite, you can pre-sow at the kitchen table.
Tomatoes and other summer vegetables like zucchini, need to be pre-sown indoors in late March or early April. They can't go outside until the end of May when the weather is warm enough often enough. That's why you pre-sow them indoors and put them in your garden once they're strong seedlings.
Pre-sowing other vegetables can also be a good idea. Early in the season for example, or if you have little room left in your garden beds.
Pre-sowing other vegetables can also be a good idea. Early in the season for example, or if you have little room left in your garden beds.
Step-by-step instructions are in the Planty Gardening app. But in short, it goes like this:
- Combine 1 part Vermiculite and 1 part MM-Mix
- Pour in just enough water so it sticks together
- Fill the MM-Airpots* with the mixture and press it down lightly
- Poke a hole(s) in the mix
- Put in a seed and cover it up
- Put the air pot in a bowl or dish to catch excess water
- Put it in a warm spot
That’s it ;-)
*We use air pots: the plants grow better and faster in these than in ordinary pots.
