What you will get:
- A small plastic baggy measuring about 8cm by 11cm containing sufficient substrates to fill a 200ml plastic cup.

What is the difference between the Premium Moss and Sphagnum Moss substrate? The Sphagnum Moss is a standard quality moss suitable for all cuttings, the Premium Moss is high quality live sphagnum moss suitable for cuttings that require a little more TLC.

Propagation Substrate

Tropical Soil Mix
An excellent substrate for propagation due to its well-balanced composition. The combination of Coco Coir, Softwood fibre, Bark, and Perlite provides an ideal environment for root development and plant growth. Coco Coir offers water retention, Softwood fibre enhances aeration, Bark contributes to nutrient retention, and Perlite ensures proper drainage. This balanced blend creates optimal conditions for the successful propagation of plants, fostering healthy root systems and robust growth during the early stages of development.

Sphagnum Moss/Premium Moss
An ideal substrate for all types of plant propagation. Sphagnum moss serves as an excellent substrate for propagation due to its exceptional moisture retention capabilities which create a consistently moist environment, promoting optimal conditions for root development. Sphagnum moss also ensures proper aeration, striking a balance between hydration and oxygen availability crucial for healthy plant growth.

Perlite
Perlite is a popular substrate for propagation due to several beneficial characteristics. First and foremost, perlite is lightweight and has excellent aeration properties. This allows for optimal oxygen levels around the plant roots, promoting healthy root development during the propagation phase.

Sphagnum Moss and Perlite Propagation mix
An optimal substrate for propagation due to its well-rounded qualities. The perlite component ensures excellent aeration, preventing compaction and facilitating healthy root development, while sphagnum moss contributes efficient moisture retention, offering consistent hydration without excess saturation.