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Description
Biobizz Light Mix is a great quality soil for any application. It has a lovely structure that provides great drainage and aeration.
For growers wanting to have complete control of the nutritional schedule of their plants the Biobizz Light Mix provides a great foundation as it comes preloaded with organic goodness to give your plants the best possible start. As soon your plants are established you can begin feeding with your favoured nutrient. This differs from the richer soils like Biobizz All Mix and Plagron Bat Mix where those using mineral fertilisers must judge when the plants require additional nutrition.
Biobizz Light Mix main ingredients are Peat moss, Sphagnum peat and Perlite.
Supplied in a 50 litre bag.
Key facts
| Type | Lightly fertilised soil |
|---|---|
| Made from | Peat moss, sphagnum peat and perlite |
| Structure | Good drainage and aeration |
| Feeding | Start feeding as soon as the plants are established |
| Bag size | 50 litres |
| Brand | Biobizz |
| Maker's part number | 2902 |
| Barcode | 8718403231632 |
| Product code | 2189 |
| Category | Premium Soils |
How to use
Pot up straight from the bag. The soil carries enough organic food to give plants a start; once they are established, begin feeding with the nutrient of your choice. The Biobizz feed chart has the schedule for Light Mix.
Questions
What is the difference between Light Mix and All Mix?
Light Mix is lightly fertilised, so you control the feed from early on. All Mix adds worm castings and Pre-Mix and feeds the plant for the first 2 to 4 weeks, so with mineral feeds you have to judge when the plant needs more.
Is Light Mix good for seedlings and young plants?
Yes. We recommend establishing young plants in Light Mix in 1 or 2 litre pots before potting on into a richer soil.
