plant granulate
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The planting granulate is one of the most important nutrient medium variants and, behind classical potting soil, is the most frequently selected form of the planting soil for countless flowers and other plant species. A plant granulate consists of a large number of individual grains, which are offered by the retailer in various sizes and hereby respond to the needs of different plant genera and species. Modern plant granules often consist of calcined clay and similar natural materials and have a porous, sponge-like structure throughout. The advantage of the granules is its ability to absorb water and thus also added nutrients permanently in a grain of the granules and deliver it over time. Various plant species such as succulents or orchids benefit from this principle, since these plants require a particularly sensitive balance of nutrients and irrigation water. If you work here with classical potting soil, the plants initially suffer from an excess supply of nutrients, but then penetrate quickly into the further soil and offer in the long run no longer the important nutrients for the corresponding plant. Both principles prevent plant granules, so that this should be used for different plant species virtually alternative for successful breeding. The suitable planting granules for your own plants in your home and garden can also be discovered at floristik21.de.
