Premium Peat-free mixes

What type of soil do Aroids like?

Plants like Monstera and Philodendron are coming from hot and humid tropical forests and thrive in a potting mix that mirrors their native jungles — well-draining yet sufficiently water-retentive to maintain their tropical vibrancy.

Why choose our Premium Monstera & Philodendron mix?

Optimal Aeration: 

The choice of coarse grade ingredients in our monstera soil mix creates abundant aeration. This chunkiness is vital for creating air pockets that foster healthy root development, allowing the roots to spread and breathe easily.

Perfect Drainage:

While these tropical wonders appreciate humidity, they really despise waterlogged roots. With a balanced blend of zeolite, bark and pumice of different grain size, our soil mix for philodendron and monstera provides good drainage to minimize the risk of root rot. At the same time, ingredients like bark also ensure that your plants stay hydrated for up to two weeks.

Nutrient-Rich Ecosystem: 

By pre-treating coco coir, our base component, we ensure that every nutrient added to the pot is readily available for your plant's absorption. With worm castings rich with beneficial bacteria and fungi, and an added boost of vital soil microorganisms like Bacillus sp., Actinomycetes, Azotobacter and others, your plants gain a strong defense against stress and diseases. We also add Mycorrhizae into the mix – a fungi that creates a symbiotic relationship with your plant's roots, greatly improving water and nutrient uptake. Zeolite's ability to lock in and gradually release nutrients, ensures that your plant has enough nutrients for one month after repotting. 

Do you have any questions about our mix or do you need care tips for your plant? Please contact us and we will be happy to help you with customized advice.

What soil do Alocasias like?

Alocasias are mostly found on the rainforest floor where the sunlight barely permeates through the thick rainforest canopy, a humid and warm environment. They prefer their soil slightly moist, airy, and never too dense, ensuring that their roots breathe freely and flourish.

Why choose our Premium Alocasia potting soil?

Even moisture distribution: 

Alocasias thrive in moist soil. By adding vermiculite and bark in our alocasia potting mix we ensure a consistent moisture level, striking the right composition for water retention without the soil getting soggy.

Light and well-draining: 

While Alocasias are moisture-loving plants, good drainage is crucial to prevent root rot. In our soil mix for alocasia we counterbalanced water retaining properties by adding ingredients like pumice and activated charcoal to ensure the roots will have enough oxygen to breathe and develop.

Bioactive nutrient source: 

By pre-treating coco coir, our base component, we ensure that every nutrient added to the pot is readily available for your plant's absorption. With worm castings rich with beneficial bacteria and fungi, and an added boost of vital soil microorganisms like Bacillus sp., Actinomycetes, Azotobacter and others, your plants gain a strong defense against stress and diseases. We also add Mycorrhizae into the mix – a fungi that creates a symbiotic relationship with your plant's roots, greatly improving water and nutrient uptake. Zeolite's ability to lock in and gradually release nutrients, ensures that your plant has enough nutrients for one month after repotting.

Do you have any questions about our mix or do you need care tips for your plant? Please contact us and we will be happy to help you with customized advice.

What is Premium Base Mix used for?

Our Basic peat-free mix is the perfect potting ground base for plant lovers, who prefer to make their own mixes. This mix contains the highest amount of coco coir compared to our other mixes that are tailored for specific groups of plants. We still added a good amount of pumice to make the potting mix more airy for people who decide to use this mix without any additives. 

Yet we don’t recommend this, it is possible to use this mix without any additions. Keep in mind that in this case you need to perfect your watering routine according to the light conditions.

Why Choose Premium Basic Mix?

Field for creativity:

This mix offers an opportunity to experiment with additives that cater to the unique requirements of different plants.

High-quality and cost-effective: 

Like in all of our mixes, we use high quality coco coir. A reduced amount of additives makes this potting mix a budget friendly choice.

Versatile: 

Whether you're nurturing a flowering beauty or a luscious green, this mix forms the ideal base for a diverse variety of plants.

Do you have any questions about our mix or do you need care tips for your plant? Please contact us and we will be happy to help you with customized advice.

What Type of Soil Do Cacti & Succulents Like?

Why Choose Our Premium Cacti & Succulents Mix?

Strong Drainage: 

A high percentage of non-porous grit and horticultural sand in this cactus soil mix ensures that excess water drains well through the holes at the bottom of your pot and doesn’t stay in the soil too long. Although these plants don’t like moist soil for long periods of time, make sure to water your plant thoroughly when time comes to mimic the rare pouring rains in the desert.

Reduced Moisture retention: 

With lowered amount of coco coir content, which typically retains water, our succulent soil mix is perfectly balanced to avoid oversaturation, letting the roots breath freely.

Bioactive Boost: 

By pre-treating coco coir, our base component, we ensure that every nutrient added to the pot is readily available for your plant's absorption. With worm castings rich with beneficial bacteria and fungi, and an added boost of vital soil microorganisms like Bacillus sp., Actinomycetes, Azotobacter and others, your plants gain a strong defense against stress and diseases. We also add Mycorrhizae into the mix – a fungi that creates a symbiotic relationship with your plant's roots, greatly improving water and nutrient uptake. Zeolite's ability to lock in and gradually release nutrients, ensures that your plant has enough nutrients for one month after repotting. 

Do you have any questions about our mix or do you need care tips for your plant? Please contact us and we will be happy to help you with customized advice.

What Type of Soil Do Calathea & Maranta Like?

In nature, Calathea and Maranta plants sprawl along rainforest floors where it's warm and humid and where they only have little sunlight. It can be tricky to recreate such conditions at home, but with our water-retaining calathea maranta mix this becomes less of a challenge.

Why choose our Premium Calathea & Maranta mix?

Water-retention properties: 

Moisture-loving plants will show an immediate reaction to insufficient hydration. Ingredients like lava, zeolite, and vermiculite ensure the soil remains moist, absorbing excess water and gradually releasing it as the soil begins to dry.

Airy and light composition: 

Even though Calatheas and Marantas love moisture, they are also susceptible to root rot. It is easy to misjudge their watering needs because these plants are sensitive to a lot of factors such as temperature, humidity level and drafts, with over- or underwatering them as a result. Our calathea potting mix combines ingredients such as pumice and activated charcoal to promote efficient drainage, reducing the chances of root rot.

Bioactive nutrient source: 

By pre-treating coco coir, our base component, we ensure that every nutrient added to the pot is readily available for your plant's absorption. With worm castings rich with beneficial bacteria and fungi, and an added boost of vital soil microorganisms like Bacillus sp., Actinomycetes, Azotobacter and others, your plants gain a strong defense against stress and diseases. We also add Mycorrhizae into the mix – a fungi that creates a symbiotic relationship with your plant's roots, greatly improving water and nutrient uptake. Zeolite's ability to lock in and gradually release nutrients, ensures that your plant has enough nutrients for one month after repotting.

Do you have any questions about our mix or do you need care tips for your plant? Please contact us and we will be happy to help you with customized advice.

What soil do Ficus plants like?

Why choose Premium Ficus mix?

 Aeration and good drainage: 

Roots of Ficus plants will enjoy this light potting mix. Components like lava and pumice have different grain sizes so that excess water can pass through easily preventing root rot. This Ficus soil mix will remain loose and won’t compact overtime.

Stability and moisture distribution: 

Regardless of the size of your Ficus, coarse ingredients like bark ensures the stability your plant needs to grow tall. In addition, these components together with a coco coir base ensure moderate water retention as Ficus plants don't like their soil to dry out completely between waterings.

Nutrient-rich bioactive soil: 

By pre-treating coco coir, our base component, we ensure that every nutrient added to the pot is readily available for your plant's absorption. With worm castings rich with beneficial bacteria and fungi, and an added boost of vital soil microorganisms like Bacillus sp., Actinomycetes, Azotobacter and others, your plants gain a strong defense against stress and diseases. We also add Mycorrhizae into the mix – a fungi that creates a symbiotic relationship with your plant's roots, greatly improving water and nutrient uptake. Zeolite's ability to lock in and gradually release nutrients, ensures that your plant has enough nutrients for one month after repotting.

Do you have any questions about our mix or do you need care tips for your plant? Please contact us and we will be happy to help you with customized advice.

What type of soil do ferns like?

Ferns typically grow in shaded damp forests where there is little sun. They enjoy soil that is both moist and rich in organic matter. Because of their hair-thin wiry roots, Ferns enjoy a soil mix that is light and airy to stimulate their root development.

Why choose our Premium Fern potting mix?

Organic-rich composition: 

The soil of sheltered spots where ferns predominantly grow is usually full of organic matter such as rotting leaves and pine needles. To recreate this rich combo we added a double amount of worm castings enhancing the soil’s organic composition.

Aeration and water-retention: 

The delicate, shallow roots of ferns demand a soil structure that's both airy and moisture-retentive. The coarse structure and uneven grain size of pumice makes the mix light with plenty of air pockets through which the roots can crawl easily. Zeolite and activated charcoal improve drainage properties of this mix, while bark retains moisture that ferns need to thrive.

Bioactive mix:

By pre-treating coco coir, our base component, we ensure that every nutrient added to the pot is readily available for your plant's absorption. With worm castings rich with beneficial bacteria and fungi, and an added boost of vital soil microorganisms like Bacillus sp., Actinomycetes, Azotobacter and others, your plants gain a strong defense against stress and diseases. We also add Mycorrhizae into the mix – a fungi that creates a symbiotic relationship with your plant's roots, greatly improving water and nutrient uptake. Zeolite's ability to lock in and gradually release nutrients, ensures that your plant has enough nutrients for one month after repotting.

Do you have any questions about our mix or do you need care tips for your plant? Please contact us and we will be happy to help you with customized advice.

What type of soil do Anthuriums like?

Most Anthuriums are epiphytes like orchids, which means they grow on the bark of trees in the tropical rainforests. Yet, some anthurium species, like Anthurium Magnificum, Anthurium Dressleri, Anthurium Besseae and others are rooted to the nutrient-rich forest floor, drawing nourishment from the damp, organic-rich soil.

Why choose our Premium Anthurium potting mix?

Chunky and well-draining: 

Generous amounts of bark creates plenty of air pockets essential for the thick roots of Anthuriums to develop and get necessary support. Enhanced with pumice, lava and activated charcoal, this anthurium soil mix ensures good drainage, striking a balance between moisture retention and aeration.

Caters to Both Epiphytic and Terrestrial Anthuriums:

Our mix contains nutrient -rich worm castings to support the nutritious needs of your anthurium regardless of its natural habitat. A combination of coco coir and worm castings with drainage improving components provides an ideal environment for anthuriums that grow both on lofty tree stems or the grounded forest floor.

Rich Nutrient Source:

By pre-treating coco coir, our base component, we ensure that every nutrient added to the pot is readily available for your plant's absorption. With worm castings rich with beneficial bacteria and fungi, and an added boost of vital soil microorganisms like Bacillus sp., Actinomycetes, Azotobacter and others, your plants gain a strong defense against stress and diseases. We also add Mycorrhizae into the mix – a fungi that creates a symbiotic relationship with your plant's roots, greatly improving water and nutrient uptake. Zeolite's ability to lock in and gradually release nutrients, ensures that your plant has enough nutrients for one month after repotting.

Do you have any questions about our mix or do you need care tips for your plant? Please contact us and we will be happy to help you with customized advice.