Description
PRO-MIX Organic Vegetable & Herb Mix
OMRI-Listed and ready-to-use, this peat-based PRO-MIX PREMIUM ORGANIC VEGETABLE & HERB MIX is perfect for all your vegetable, fruit, and herb garden needs, whether in-ground or in containers.
INGREDIENTS
- Canadian sphagnum peat moss (60-75%)
- Peat humus
- Compost
- Perlite
- Gypsum
- Limestone (for pH adjustment)
- Organic fertilizer
- Mycorrhizae – PTB297 Technology
MYCOACTIVE is a Premier Tech proprietary technology based on exclusive combinations of high performance, precisely selected ingredients allowing for such benefits as stimulation of plants, including grass, and/or the control of pests and diseases in lawns and gardens.
Using PRO-MIX products with MYCOACTIVE technology will build and maintain plant health and increases its stress resistance and ability to fight off disease. Thus, MYCOACTIVE technology means bigger, healthier and more prolific plants. And for gardeners, it means less work and more time to contemplate their dream garden!
Type of benefits brought by the MYCOACTIVE technology:
- Faster seed germination and establishment
- Strengthened root system
- Improved plant survival after planting into gardens and field soil
- Increased resistance to stress and drought
- Increased plant vigor, as well as quantity and quality of flowers and fruits
- Improved uptake of water and nutrients
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