Application
Repotting with Westland Bonsai Soil
- Choose a small planter for your young tree and plant it in the Westland Bonsai soil. In the next 2-3 years, regularly cut back the roots and shoots.
- When your bonsai tree is ready to be repotted, fill the new planter with Westland Bonsai soil and fix the tree.
- Before planting, cut the roots back enough so that they fit comfortably into the new bonsai pot. Place the sapling in a place out of direct sunlight and water it regularly.
- Check the root ball of your sapling once a year (ideally in spring) in order to repot again if necessary if there is increased root activity.
Declaration
Growing Substrate
using vegetable matter, sand, soil material, clay, rock flour and fertilizers
Organic matter: 21.5%
pH value (CaCl2): 5,9
Salinity (KCl): 1.2 g/l
Starting materials:
Plant matter (sphagnum), sand, soil material, vegetable matter from forestry (wood fibre), raw clay, rock flour (dolomite), EC fertiliser according to Regulation (EC) No. 2003/2003 (NPK fertiliser, calcium ammonium nitrate)
Minor components
Plant-available (soluble) nutrients:
Nitrogen (N) 205 mg/l (CaCl2)
Phosphate (P2O5) 85 mg/l (CAL)
Potassium oxide (K2O) 130 mg/l (CAL)
Magnesium (Mg) 50 mg/l (CaCl2)
Notes on proper storage:
Store in a cool, dry place away from the sun. Close opening packs tightly.
Notes on proper use:
Use only in soil-independent methods.
Substrate for bonsai trees.
The declared nutrient contents refer to the time of placing on the market by the manufacturer and may be subject to natural fluctuations.
See notes on the label.
