Organic Peat Free Multipurpose Compost 60 Litres

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They also supply ‘green’ peat – not mined from peat bogs but peat that’s eroded from upland blanket bogs and then collected from the screens in water filtration systems. Secondly, any compost derived from composted waste is not a stable product and continues to breakdown, more importantly rot down. is the UK’s not for profit consumer champion, responsible for rigorously testing, reviewing and recommending products. test on composts for sowing seeds, FertileFibre achieved high scores for two of their best selling products, 87% for FertileFibre Original Seed Compost and 83% for FertileFibre Original Multipurpose Compost.

I am going to the gym it started just before the first lockdown and i lost over 4 stone then lockdown happened and i piled the weight back on being in a wheelchair it is hard to lose weight. A question to everyone – why do we blame ourselves/the weather/anything before we point an accusing finger at an ‘organic quality’ product?

Designed as a growing medium, our collection of bulk peat-free composts offer a stable growing environment to deliver reliable results when used with a wide variety of plants. At this time Robert was a hop farmer in Worcestershire and was able to use a by-product of this process, known as “hop waste”, to grow his plants. Fully accredited by the Soil Association and tried and tested over many years, we’ve been championing organic, peat-free compost in the UK since 1992. Thirdly, as some of you have already stated, the pH of the compost is very acidic, this is again will present a breeding ground for pathogenic bacteria etc to exist and cause crops to fail; the ideal pH is 6.

The FertileFibre Company is a friendly Herefordshire based business driven by a philosophy to be smart, sensitive and sustainable in all we do. I would like reassurance from both companies that they will not only regularly test the pH and nutrient content of the composts but also that they will run, or work with growers to run regular trials for various types of crops, comparing their product with others available to ensure they maintain quality and also understand how their product responds to different types of management and therefore recommend to growers what type of containers and how best to fill, sow, water and generally treat them for good results. Re-sowed some cucurbits covering the trays to avoid them being over-watered and prevent sciarid coming in (using the same compost) and had better germination. There are also environmental impacts of other permitted inputs, as you say, but the use of one doesn’t justify the use of another!

SylvaGrow peat-free mixes and most other products in Melcourt’s ‘passionate gardener’ range are endorsed (and used and sold by) the Royal Horticultural Society.