LAMMIN Organic Garden Soil

LAMMIN Organic Garden Soil – Natural and nutrient-rich growing medium LAMMIN Organic Garden Soil is a high-quality, naturally fertilized growing medium, especially suitable for organic cultivation, vegetable gardens, useful plants and garden plantings. The soil provides plants with an optimal nutrient balance and good water-retention capacity without artificial fertilizers or chemicals. Uses • Vegetable garden and productive garden growing medium – The perfect choice for vegetables, berry bushes and fruit trees. • Flower beds and plantings – Provides a naturally nutrient-rich growing medium for flowers and ornamental plants. • Growing herbs and culinary plants – Natural soil is also excellently suited for herb gardens. • Container growing and greenhouses – Good water retention and airiness ensure healthy root growth. Organic cultivation – Meets the requirements of natural cultivation without artificial additives. Features • Nutrient-rich and balanced soil mix – Contains natural nutrients and organic matter. • Good water retention and airiness – Prevents the soil from drying out and provides an optimal growing medium for plant roots. • No artificial fertilizers or pesticides – Suitable for natural cultivation. • Natural and environmentally friendly – Supports sustainable cultivation and soil health. Tip! Use LAMMIN Organic Garden Soil in a layer of at least 20 cm in the vegetable garden or growing beds to ensure the best growing conditions for useful plants. How much soil is needed? For vegetable gardens and growing beds, a layer of at least 20 cm is recommended. A ten-square-metre vegetable garden with a 25 cm layer requires 2.5 m³ of soil. A standard 100 × 120 cm raised bed takes approximately 0.25 m³. Frequently asked questions Is organic soil enough without additional fertilization? During the first growing season, nutrients are sufficient for most plants. In subsequent years, compost or natural fertilizer is added to the surface. Can the soil be used in pots? Yes, but in container growing it is worth mixing in coarser material to improve water permeability. When is the soil best spread? In spring before sowing or in autumn during soil cultivation. Related • Soil for yard and garden – types and uses • Building a small productive garden • All soils Product number: Luomupuutarhamulta