Product Description

Powder and granular form, brown-black color.
Partially decomposed of remains of sedge & reed in the wetland at the time of deposition, which have accumulated in oxygen poor, water saturated freshwater environments. The partial decomposition of organic debris which occurs at the time of deposition is referred to as humification. In normal soil forming environments, humification transforms organic debris to humus, however, in a water logged environment that is poor in nutrients and oxygen, the organic debris is transformed into peat.
Used for horticultural purposes, as a soil amendment and growing medium, primarily in the following three forms: as a raw material, potting-soil and compost mixture.
Can improve soil structure, increase water holding capacity, retain and release both moisture and nutrients, promote the fertility and supply a longer residual effect.