BioCanna Bio Terra PLUS flower soil, substrate mix from Canna 50L

Natural power for every plant – certified Bio Terra Plus soil

Organic plant cultivation requires a substrate that supports natural growth without disturbing biological balance. Bio Terra Plus is a ready-made mixture of flower soil created by Canna – a renowned manufacturer of fertilizers and substrates. The product contains only certified organic ingredients, such as higher peat, coconut bark, composted plant materials and natural fertilizers. This composition supports the development of a healthy root system and microbiological activity of the soil, without the need for artificial additives. The substrate is ideal for organic home, balcony and greenhouse cultivation, offering purity, stability and exceptional yields.

Product Features:

• Fully organic, certified substrate mix
• Ingredients of natural origin: peat, coconut bark, compost
• Suitable for organic farming
• Ready to use - does not require starter fertilization
• Optimal structure for root development
• Supports soil microbiology and retains moisture
• Has all the necessary certificates for organic farming
• Contains a mixture of purified soil, white peat (acts as perlite), compost, worm humus and a special starter portion of nutrients. It is free from pests, weeds and diseases
• Contains 75% organic additives
• pH: 5.5-6.5, EC: 1.1-1.3mS/cm

Technical parameters:

• Capacity: 50 liters
• Type: organic soil
• Composition: high peat, coconut fiber, composted biomass, natural fertilizers
• Purpose: indoor and outdoor cultivation
• Application: organic cultivation, flowers, vegetables, herbs
• Certification: compliant with standards for organic products

Application:

• Organic cultivation of ornamental, edible and aromatic plants
• Excellent substrate for balconies, gardens and greenhouses
• Ideal base for organic fertilization
• Substrate supporting the activity of beneficial microorganisms
• A product for people who focus on clean and sustainable cultivation

Composition of the Biocanna Terra Plus substrate

Bio Terra Plus consists of the highest quality peat, including top quality white peat. The airy structure of the white peat is complemented by shredded tree bark, which has natural antifungal properties. BIO CANNA Bio Terra Plus contains only organic fertilizers of plant origin, which are released according to the needs of the plant. In this way, the plant always receives the optimal amount of nutrients.

High-quality peat

The peat used is of the highest quality and can only be found in a few places in the world. The longer peat fiber structures in Bio Terra Plus are much lighter, which is an absolute advantage for the plant. in contrast to cheaper versions, much lighter.

Bark

The bark we use has special properties. Low-quality bark can often be the cause of negative molds. The one used in Bio Terra Plus has antiseptic properties!

High-quality coconut fibre

Bio Terra Plus also uses coconut fibre - Canna Coco

Certified, balanced biological fertilisation, enriched with beneficial soil bacteria for the plant, will create a beneficial symbiosis for the plant:

• fewer soil diseases,
• better release and absorption of nutrients
• better and healthier plant development

Self-regulation and slow-release effect in Biocanna Terra

Canna Bio Terra Plus is a pre-fertilised substrate mixture. The amount in which this pre-fertiliser is used by the soil depends on the degree of nutrient application. Bio Terra Plus regulates this itself. So when you give less nutrients, it will use more pre-fertiliser, and when you give more nutrients, the amount of pre-fertiliser needed will decrease. The pre-fertilisation remains present in the soil, even if it is not (directly) necessary, the soil will retain the pre-fertilisation for the time when it is needed. Self-regulation does not depend on the added water, but on the climatic temperatures.

Slow release means that the usable fertilizer gradually releases itself from the organic complexes and molecules contained in the substrate to the needs of the plant through a kind of decomposition. This process slows down when directed directly at the nutrients, when absorption occurs from the culture medium - and vice versa.

Protection against potential errors

Due to self-regulation and the slow release effect, it is difficult to make serious mistakes in fertilizing the plants!

The soil can correct the nutrient schedule itself if necessary.