Power Up The Ultimate Container & Basket Compost

Power Up Container & Basket compost is suitable for all plant stages from seed and seedlings, through to young and mature plants. This compost has excellent water retention properties with an anti fungus gnat formulation, lightweight and odourless.

  • Proven to give you up to 3X more flowers and visibly strong plant roots.
  • 100% Peat-free, made from professional quality coco coir and green waste free.
  • Contains professional grade fertiliser. Feeds for up to 6 weeks.
  • Fine-textured compost, ideal for supporting root growth.
  • Discourages fungus gnats (sciarid flies).
  • Excellent moisture retention properties-perfect for hanging baskets.
  • Perfect to pair with Power Up Container & Basket Plant feed concentrate.
  • 10 litres.
  • 100% Coir pith with added NPK 12-11-18

    WHERE TO USE:
    Direct sown containers
    Potting on young plants & seedlings
    Repotting mature plants

    Additional information

    Weight 2.4 kg
    Dimensions 10 × 29 × 46 cm
    Barcode 5013655223866

    SKU DP1140

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