TEEM Sphagnum Peat Moss 220L Bale | Canadian Peat Moss Soil Conditioner

$83.00 inc. GST

TEEM Sphagnum Peat Moss 220L Bale is a premium compressed peat moss ideal for improving moisture retention, aeration and organic matter in potting mixes, propagation blends and garden soils.

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Full product description

TEEM Sphagnum Peat Moss 220L Bale is a high-quality compressed peat moss suitable for gardeners, nurseries, landscapers and growers wanting to improve soil structure, water retention and root-zone performance.

Sphagnum peat moss is valued for its ability to hold moisture while still helping keep growing media light and aerated. It is commonly used in seed raising mixes, potting blends, propagation media, soil conditioning, carnivorous plant mixes, acid-loving plant blends and general horticultural applications.

This large 220L bale is ideal for bulk use, making it a great choice for serious home growers, plant collectors, landscapers and commercial users who mix their own growing media.

Why Use TEEM Sphagnum Peat Moss?

TEEM Sphagnum Peat Moss helps improve moisture retention in dry or fast-draining mixes, adds organic matter to poor soils, supports better aeration around plant roots, and can help create a more acidic growing environment for acid-loving plants.

It is especially useful when blended with perlite, pumice, bark, coco, compost, sand or other growing media ingredients.

How to Use

Use as a component in custom potting mixes, propagation mixes or garden soil blends.

For potting mixes, blend with aeration materials such as perlite, pumice, bark or coarse sand to prevent compaction. For garden soil improvement, mix thoroughly through the soil before planting.

Pre-moisten before use, as dry peat moss can be slow to absorb water.

Specs

Brand: TEEM
Product: Sphagnum Peat Moss
Size: 220L bale
Format: Compressed bale
Use: Soil conditioner, potting mix ingredient, propagation media, moisture retention additive
Suitable for: Seed raising, propagation, potting mixes, acid-loving plants, carnivorous plant mixes, soil improvement, nursery use