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Goldcote Premium Tub and Patio Mix

Goldcote Tub and Patio Mix 30L

Goldcote Premium Tub and Patio Mix

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Goldcote Premium Tub and Patio Mix is perfect for growing outdoor plants in containers and hanging baskets. It is an ideal solution for growing and gardening on balconies.

Uses
  • Large outdoor container growing for shrubs and flowers.
  • Hanging baskets or window boxes for more decorative crops.
  • Perfect for any patio or outdoor container growing situation.
Product Features
  • Contains 8-10 months long-term fertiliser.
  • Blended from 100% renewable ingredients.
  • Coco fibre and bark fibre for increased moisture retention.
  • Wetting agent for even moisture distribution.
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How to use

  1. Thoroughly wet the plant to be potted.
  2. Trim any damaged or tangled roots, loosen up the root ball and clean off the top 1cm of the old mix to eliminate any weeds.
  3. Partially fill a clean, free draining container with Goldcote Premium Tub and Patio Mix.
  4. Place the plant in the container and adjust the tub mix under the plant until it is at the desired height.
  5. Fill the rest of the container to approximately 2cm from the top, gently tapping to ensure the mix distributes throughout the roots.
  6. Water thoroughly at regular intervals taking care not to let your container dry out completely.

 

Note: With the superior water holding properties of Goldcote Premium Tub and Patio Mix, care must be taken not to over water.

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