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Gold Label Special Mix Gold

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Description

Transform your garden with Gold Label Special Mix Gold, a premium growing medium designed for both indoor and outdoor growers. This high-quality substrate is expertly formulated to provide the perfect balance of nutrients, aeration, and water retention, ensuring your plants thrive. Ideal for a wide range of plants, including flowers, fruits, and vegetables, Gold Label Special Mix Gold can be the key to a flourishing and productive garden.

  • Nutrient-Rich Formula: Pre-fertilised with a balanced blend of essential nutrients, providing your plants with everything they need for robust growth.
  • Superior Aeration: Contains a mix of high-quality Swedish virgin white peat, perlite, and coco coir, ensuring excellent root aeration and preventing compaction.
  • Optimal Water Retention: Designed to retain the right amount of moisture, reducing the frequency of watering and preventing waterlogging. 1g of this stuff can hold upto a staggering 10g of water!
  • Enhanced Root Development: Promotes strong and healthy root systems, leading to more resilient and vigorous plants.
  • Versatile Use: Suitable for a variety of plants and growing environments, including pots, beds, and containers.
  • pH Balanced: Maintained at an optimal pH level to ensure maximum nutrient availability and uptake.

Boost your garden's growth with Gold Label Special Mix Gold. Whether you’re a novice or an experienced gardener, this premium growing medium provides the ideal conditions for your plants to thrive, leading to healthier growth and more bountiful harvests.

In our experience, a substrate mix of this quality and strength means no additional fertilising is needed for around 2-4 weeks, depending on plant type and stage of growth. Some root stimulant and a beneficial bacteria/mycorrhizal additive combined with this substrate will give most plants a fantastic kickstart! But, as always, look and listen to your plants - a regular quick visual check will tell you as and when they require additional fertilisation.

  • NPK - 12-12-24
  • pH - 5.8
  • EC - 1.5

Gold label, from Holland, are well known in the industry and have won many awards for their substrates as well owning numerous quality standard certificates such as KIWA and RHP (which guarantees that the substrate meets the relevant quality requirements for, for example, water absorption, air content, pH and nutrients. It also provides more certainty that the substrate is clean and pure, and can be used safely without risks to the crop). Highly recommended.

Available in 45l bags.

Key facts

TypePre-fertilised premium soil mix
Made fromSwedish virgin white peat, perlite and coco coir
NPK12-12-24
pH5.8
EC1.5
Bag45 litres
Quality marksKIWA and RHP certified
BrandGold Label
Maker's part number05986
Product code4199
CategoryPremium Soils

How to use

Pot up straight into the mix. It is well fertilised, so in our experience no extra feed is needed for around 2 to 4 weeks, depending on the plant and its stage. After that, watch the plants and start feeding when they ask for it.

A root stimulant and a beneficial bacteria or mycorrhizal product such as Psycho Myco give most plants a good start in it. For more control over feeding, a lighter mix such as Plagron Light Mix suits. More soils are in premium soils.

Questions

When do I start feeding in Special Mix Gold?

In our experience after about 2 to 4 weeks, depending on the plant type and stage of growth. Watch the plants and feed when they need it.

What is in the mix?

Swedish virgin white peat, perlite and coco coir, pre-fertilised to NPK 12-12-24, pH 5.8 and EC 1.5.

How big is the bag?

45 litres.

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