PRO-MIX HP Mycorhize+Bacillus OTGB, 14 L

Product detailed description

PRO-MIX HP Mycorrhizae+Bacillus OTGB by Premier Tech is the same professional formulation as the larger pack – a highly porous soilless medium based on fibrous Sphagnum peat moss (65–75 %) with coarse perlite. The combination of the mycorrhizal inoculant Glomus intraradices (AGTIV REACH) and Bacillus pumilus bacteria promotes a well-developed root system and reduced susceptibility to fungal root diseases. The medium is suitable for plants sensitive to overwatering, rooting cuttings and cultivation under low light. The 14 L pack is practical for smaller growing projects or for trying the medium for the first time.

Key features

• Composition: Sphagnum peat moss (65–75 %), coarse perlite, calcitic and dolomitic limestone, wetting agent
• Biological components: mycorrhizal inoculant Glomus intraradices (AGTIV REACH) + Bacillus pumilus
• Mycorrhiza: expands the root system and increases nutrient and water uptake
• Bacillus pumilus: reduces the occurrence of diseases caused by Pythium, Fusarium and Rhizoctonia; suppresses fungus gnats and thrips
• Physical properties: coarse texture, high air porosity, low water retention capacity, low bulk density
• pH (SME): 5.2–6.2; after limestone activation, 5.8–6.2 within 7–10 days
• Starter fertiliser: included; supplementary fertilisation recommended 7–10 days after planting
• Pack volume: 14 L
• Weight: 3 kg
• Certification: Veriflora – responsibly managed peatland

How to use

Break up the medium and pre-moisten it slightly. Fill the containers without compacting, plant the plants and water thoroughly. Water again only after the surface has dried (light brown colour). Repeated use of the medium is not recommended.

Parameters

• Volume: 14 L
• Weight: 3 kg
• Texture: coarse
• Air porosity: high
• Water retention capacity: low
• Bulk density: low
• pH (SME): 5.2–6.2
• Main inert components: Sphagnum peat moss 65–75 %, perlite, calcitic and dolomitic limestone, wetting agent
• Active biological components: Glomus intraradices (mycorrhiza), Bacillus pumilus