Undergreen Cactus Soil

Although most succulents aren't really high-maintenance, they should still be planted in the right substrate. This cactus soil is suitable for plants that like to grow in slightly humous substrate. Most Echeverias , for example, feel comfortable there. [You can find purely mineral substrate here ]
The high mineral content of the cactus soil and the careful addition of quartz sand and pumice are the great advantages over conventional potting soil. The sand protects against waterlogging and the added minerals ensure a constant nutrient content. The right pH value also ensures the good development of the succulents.

2.5 liters of professional specialty soil for delicate plants are delivered to you in this packaging and provide you with a sufficient amount for your favorites, which does not require much storage space.

Application area/application:
Ready-to-use growing medium for planting and repotting cacti and succulents.
After about 6 weeks, a follow-up fertilization is necessary.

Nutrient content of succulent soil*:
- 50 - 300 mg/l N - Available nitrogen (CaCI ₂ )
- 100 - 300 mg/l P ₂ O ₂ - Available phosphate (CAL)
- 400 - 800 mg/l K ₂ O - Potassium oxide available (CAL)
- pH value: 5.0 - 7.0 (CaCI ₂ )
- Salinity: < 1.5 g/l (KCI)

*Compo Manufacturer's Information

PASIORA Tip: 🌵
For peat-containing soils, we recommend mixing with our mineral substrate in a ratio of 1:1.