BioBizz Light Mix 50 L

Product detailed description

Looking for a substrate that gives you full control over your plants' nutrition? BioBizz Light-Mix is a lightly pre-fertilised substrate with low EC (1.2), designed primarily for growers who want to regulate nutrients themselves using liquid fertilisers. It provides an ideal foundation for intensive growth of seedlings, young plants and cuttings right from the start, when feeding is most important.

Benefits of Light-Mix

• Low EC (1.2) - gentle on sensitive seedlings and young plants.
• Fast root development and dynamic growth.
• Optimised drainage - an advantage with automatic watering.
• Suitable for pots, window boxes and containers.
• Natural organic elements instead of mineral salts from synthetic fertilisers.

Automatic watering

The substrate is specially adapted to allow water to penetrate properly to the roots. With automatic watering, this is crucial - if water does not pass correctly through the substrate, waterlogging and mould may occur.

Composition and parameters

• Composition: peat, perlite, trace elements Fe, Mn, Zn, B, Cu, Mo, Co, Se
• EC: 1.2
• pH: 6.2
• NPK: 1536 - 150 - 220 mg/l
• Packaging: 50 L

What to use and when to feed Light-Mix

Thanks to its low EC, you can feed plants from an early growth stage. For rooting (the first 1-2 weeks), use Root-Juice, followed by Bio-Grow for subsequent growth. Better nutrient uptake throughout cultivation is supported by Bio-Heaven. For precise doses, see the BioBizz feeding chart.

Frequently asked questions

When should I start feeding in Light-Mix?

Thanks to its low EC (1.2), you can feed earlier than with heavily pre-fertilised substrates - from rooting onwards with the liquid fertiliser Root-Juice, followed by Bio-Grow for growth.

What should I use to fertilise Light-Mix?

The recommended sequence is Root-Juice for rooting and Bio-Grow for growth, with Bio-Heaven optionally supporting nutrient uptake. For precise dosing, see the feeding chart.

Do I need to adjust the pH?

The substrate has a pH of 6.2, which corresponds to the recommended range for cultivation (6.2 - 6.5), so adjustment is usually not necessary.