Agroperlite is applied to the soil or substrate for planting vegetables outdoors or in a greenhouse, flowers and other houseplants, ornamentals, berry bushes and fruit trees – to improve the structure of heavy soils.

Perlite is a material of volcanic origin that expands from heat and becomes porous. A common issue with gardening is watering, which depends on several things: the size of the plant, its type, and the season. Crumbles of perlite pass air and moisture to the roots of the plant, which are mainly used for absorption. Due to the properties of perlite, water, air and nutrients can be retained for as long as the plant needs them. Perlite accelerates seed germination, promotes root formation and growth, reduces transplant damage, protects plants from temperature fluctuations all day long, because it has low electrical conductivity, no nutrients and cannot replenish the soil with them, making it different from other biological additives.

Recommendations for use: We recommend to mix 1:1 equal parts for the production of ornamental plants and flowers: Prepare the mix, moisten the substrate and agroperlite, and prevent it from drying out. We recommend incorporating 10-40% of perlite in the soil for field plants, greenhouses, depending on the final result. Use 20-60% for container plants and potted plants. For houseplants, use as an additive (10-40% by volume) adding to peat substrate or compost soil, and for succulents up to 50-70% by volume of soil.

Volume at the time of filling: 5 l

Soil improver used to enhance soil quality. It is incorporated into the soil or substrate for planting outdoor and greenhouse vegetables, flowers, and other indoor plants, ornamental plants, berry bushes, and fruit trees. Suitable for various plants in hydroponics.
Vermiculite retains moisture, protects against diseases, improves air circulation in the root zone, and fixes the nutrients for plant nutrition. The key characteristic of vermiculite is moisture retention in the soil, making it suitable for use as a soil conditioner. Vermiculite granules can absorb up to 3-4 times more water than own weight. For comprehensive benefits, it is recommended to use vermiculite and perlite together (up to 30% of the substrate or soil): vermiculite retains more moisture and gradually releases it to the plants, thus protecting them from drying out, while a substrate enhanced with perlite does not compress plant roots, allowing easy air circulation to reach them.

Recommendations for use: when sowing seeds, planting seedlings, bulbs, or young plants, mix vermiculite with the substrate or soil in a ratio of 1:3 (1 part vermiculite: 3 parts growing medium). For outdoor plants grown in soil and greenhouses, it is recommended to incorporate vermiculite into the soil at a ratio of 1:3. For pot and balcony plants, mix 1:3 with substrate or soil.

Volume at the time of filling: 5 l