can i use orchid soil for anthurium Premium Anthurium and Orchid Soil Mix – Sprouts of Bristol

can i use orchid soil for anthurium Premium Anthurium and Orchid Soil Mix – Sprouts of BristolBig velvety leaves, long impressive petioles, huge and thick stems. These are just a few of the features our beloved Anthuriums exhibit not forgetting their incredible climbing habit and impressive size this mix caters to the larger, flashier roots that they own and makes them exceedingly comfortable. Using a blend of: Coco Coir, Perlite, Bark, Zeolite, Activated Charcoal, Worm Castings This mix has been specially developed to cater to the large

Big velvety leaves, long impressive petioles, huge and thick stems. These are just a few of the features our beloved Anthuriums exhibit not forgetting their incredible climbing habit and impressive size this mix caters to the larger, flashier roots that they own and makes them exceedingly comfortable.

Using a blend of: Coco Coir, Perlite, Bark, Zeolite, Activated Charcoal, Worm Castings

This mix has been specially developed to cater to the large epiphytic roots of Anthurium, With a whole lot of orchid bark to increase surface area for those roots to cling onto an slowly breakdown imitating their natural habitat but inside of a pot with extra perlite to keep aeration at its very highest and activated charcoal to keep any bad micro fauna are an microflora in check. So Anthurium do tend to like extra feeding Soil Ninja always include worm castings to present and natural fertiliser that can be slowly broken down by the roots in a gentle manner.

But this mix is certainly not just for Anthurium whether it be an orchid or bromeliad or even a large epiphytic hoya a this mix is a fantastic option for them and it's strongly suggested keeping some on hand.

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From worm castings to plain old perlite, Soil Ninja have all the soil components to make premium soil mixes. They know exactly what your plant's soil needs are and their species-specific mixes have got your back. Soil Ninja was created in Lincoln, by Jack in 2020.