Potting mix, planting soil, fertilizer-enriched

Planting and repotting

Seasonal flowers in containers

Small and medium

In a pot with drainage holes

To a one-size-larger container

Please note - home delivery with these bags requires easy access for a trolley and no stairs. Without easy access, we will have to perform a curbside delivery.

Coconut and peat as a base, tuff, and slow-release fertilizer. Component ratios and fertilizer duration are not published - packaging instructions prevail.

For orchids, cacti, succulents, and blueberries, choose a dedicated substrate.

Diameter alone does not determine volume: depth, tapered shape, double base, and root ball size change the amount. Therefore, calculate based on the interior of the container.

Seal well and store in a dry, shaded place for the next use.

❓ Which volume should I choose?

Measure the inside of the container up to the soil line. For planters: Length × Width × Depth (in cm) ÷ 1,000 = liters. For example, a planter with an internal dimension of 80 × 25 × 23 cm holds 46 liters; if the root ball takes up about 10 liters, you need about 36 liters - e.g., a 30L bag plus a 10L bag.

❓ How many pots can an 80-liter bag fill?

It depends on the size. A round pot with a 30 cm internal diameter and 25 cm depth holds about 17.7 liters (3.14 × 15 × 15 × 25 ÷ 1,000), so an 80-liter bag fills roughly 4 such pots from scratch—and more when transplanting plants with a root ball.

❓ Can I plant an orchid or cactus in it?

Not recommended. According to Dashanit, this is not a specialized mix for orchids, cacti, or succulents, each of which requires a dedicated substrate.

❓ Do I need to add gravel or perlite?

Gravel at the bottom - no. According to the manufacturer, the mix is already balanced for water retention, aeration, and drainage. For plants requiring exceptionally fast drainage, a specialized substrate is preferable.

❓ When should I fertilize after planting?

The mix includes slow-release fertilizer, so there is no need to fertilize immediately. Subsequent fertilization should be determined based on the plant, the season, and packaging instructions.

❓ What is the difference between 10 and 80 liters?

The mix is identical - only the quantity changes. 10 liters for topping up or a small pot, 30 and 50 liters for a planter or multiple transplants, and 80 liters for a large project or several large containers.

❓ Why doesn't the dry substrate absorb water at first?

Substrate containing peat that has completely dried out absorbs slowly at first. Moisten it lightly and mix before planting, and water slowly until water comes out of the drainage holes.