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WHAT’S IN YOUR GROWING MEDIUM?
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What's in your Growing Medium?

Feb 11, 2017

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Page 1: What's in your Growing Medium?

WHAT’S IN YOUR

GROWING MEDIUM?

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SPHAGNUM PEAT MOSS

PERLITE

COIR

LIMESTONE

MYCORRHIZAE - GHA297 TECHNOLOGY

BIOFUNGICIDE - GHA 180 TECHNOLOGY

BIOSTIMULANT

VERMICULITE

PROCESSED PINE BARK

PTHORTICULTURE.COM

INGREDIENTS

MOREINFO ON

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Sphagnum peat moss is a natural organic matter coming from a peat bog. This primary resource is carefully harvested with specialized vacuum harvesters.

SPHAGNUM PEAT MOSS

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SPHAGNUM PEAT MOSS

Peat moss comes in various levels of fibrosity and decomposition.

Once carefully graded, peat moss ensures that the qualities of each grade is optimized for a final product satisfying high quality requirements.

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Mycorrhizae are fungi which increase flower, fruit and vegetable yield by entering into a symbiosis with the plant’s root system.

MYCORRHIZAE - GHA297

TECHNOLOGY

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They act as a natural growth enhancer by extending the root system. Plants can acquire more of the available nutrients and water from the soil.

MYCORRHIZAE - GHA297

TECHNOLOGY

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Mycorrhizae also improve resistance to root diseases and stresses. It also:

• improves fertilizer uptake

• reduces fertilizer costs

• optimizes results without changing growers’ practices

• reduces maintenance costs

MYCORRHIZAE - GHA297

TECHNOLOGY

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BIOFUNGICIDEOur BIOFUNGICIDE operates to reduce disease symptoms through one or several mechanisms, which essentially gives plants a competitive advantage over pathogens.

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Our BIOFUNGICIDE -GHA180 technology contains a naturally strain of bacteria: Bacillus pumilus.

It enhances plant growth and fight harmful organisms such as Fusarium, Pythium and Rhizoctonia.

BIOFUNGICIDE -GHA180

TECHNOLOGY

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BIOSTIMULANT

BIOSTIMULANT is a strain of bacillus that naturally enhances growth and increases germination rates.

It creates an optimized environment that promotes growth and reduces the impact of stresses on plants.

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COIRCoco fiber, commonly called “coir”, is a natural product which comes from the exterior envelope of an aged coco fruit.

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COIR

We have selected a material based on these following 3 properties to create a high quality professional growth medium: • Physical (particle size and type)

• Chemical (washed material with low salinity level)

• Microbiological (pathogen-free)

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Chunk coir provides an ideal balance between air porosity and water retention.

This type of coir is ideal in drought conditions thanks to its water retention ability.

COIR

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PROCESSED PINE BARK Processed pine bark

consists of partially composted aged pine bark predominantly derived from red pine species.

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PERLITE

Perlite is an alumino-silicate ore of volcanic origin.

Once screened in various particles sizes, it is a light weighted aggregate that has a high total porosity and improves both drainage and air porosity.

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VERMICULITE Vermiculite is derived from an aluminum-iron magnesium silicate mineral. It has a high total porosity and has a good nutrient holding ability.

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LIMESTONE Limestone is used to adjust a growing medium’s pH to an optimum range. It optimizes nutrient uptake and is also a source of calcium and magnesium.

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