Base substrates for self mixing
Specification
Main figures
| Degree of decomposition: | H2-H5 |
| pH value (CaCl2): | approx. 5,2 – 6,0 |
| pH value (H20): | approx. 5,5 – 6,5 |
| Organic matter: | 90-98 weight % (dry) |
| Water holding capacity: | 45-55 vol. % |
| Salt level (KCI): | – |
| Fertilizer: | – |
| Electrical conductivity: | approx. 0.1 – 0.3 mS/cm (lab values) |
Chemical Properties:
Chemical Properties:
(* calculated from the conductivity of the human acid) |
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Soluble Nutrients Available To The Plants :
The peat is free of seeds, nematodes, and free of plant-injurious matters. The value of radioactivity is below the value, which is permissible for food.
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Nutrients
Soluble Nutrients Available To The Plants :
| Nitrogen (N) | |
| Phosphate (P2O5) | |
| Potassium oxide (K2O) |
The peat is free of seeds, nematodes, and free of plant-injurious matters. The value of radioactivity is below the value, which is permissible for food.
Analysis Certificate
| Baltic (Latvian) high bog peat degree of decomposition | H 2 – H5 |
| Structure: | 0 – 10 mm |
Packaging:
6000 L , 250L , 150 L
Description
Crops
Plug & Germination
Usage guidance
Baltic sphagnum peat moss is premium base for growing media, thanks to ability hold more than 10 times its weight in water and provides structure for root systems to exchange gases. It has a low nutritive content and pH, so it can easily be amended with fertilizer and limestone for the cultivation of horticulture plants. It is predictable and sustainable, making it the preferred choice of growers.
Ingredients
Select fine screened white Sphagnum peat moss, Limestone, Fibasorb (wetting agent).
Benefits
- Suitable for hydro-seedling applications
- Base for germination media
- Minimal variation from season to season
- Approved for organic growing
Specification
Main figures
| Degree of decomposition: | H2-H5 |
| pH value (CaCl2): | approx. 5,2 – 6,0 |
| pH value (H20): | approx. 5,5 – 6,5 |
| Organic matter: | 90-98 weight % (dry) |
| Water holding capacity: | 45-55 vol. % |
| Salt level (KCI): | – |
| Fertilizer: | – |
| Electrical conductivity: | approx. 0.1 – 0.3 mS/cm (lab values) |
Chemical Properties:
Chemical Properties:
(* calculated from the conductivity of the human acid) |
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Soluble Nutrients Available To The Plants :
The peat is free of seeds, nematodes, and free of plant-injurious matters. The value of radioactivity is below the value, which is permissible for food.
|
Nutrients
Soluble Nutrients Available To The Plants :
| Nitrogen (N) | |
| Phosphate (P2O5) | |
| Potassium oxide (K2O) |
The peat is free of seeds, nematodes, and free of plant-injurious matters. The value of radioactivity is below the value, which is permissible for food.
Analysis Certificate
| Baltic (Latvian) high bog peat degree of decomposition | H 2 – H5 |
| Structure: | 0 – 10 mm |
Packaging:
6000 L , 250L , 150 L
Description
Crops
- Annuals
- Foliage plants
- Potted flowering plants
- Greenhouse vegetables
- Young plant propagation
- Vegetable transplants
Usage guidance
Baltic sphagnum peat moss is premium base for growing media, thanks to ability hold more than 10 times its weight in water and provides structure for root systems to exchange gases. It has a low nutritive content and pH, so it can easily be amended with fertilizer and limestone for the cultivation of horticulture plants. It is predictable and sustainable, making it the preferred choice of growers.
Ingredients
Select medium screened white Sphagnum peat moss, Limestone, Fibasorb (wetting agent).
Benefits
- Greater frequency of dry‑down periods (compared to general purpose peat-based mixes)
- Grower can more easily leach fertilizer salts during crop cycle
- Difficult to over-water
- Well suited for undesirable, year-round weather conditions
Specification
Main figures
| Degree of decomposition: | H2-H5 |
| pH value (CaCl2): | approx. 5,2 – 6,0 |
| pH value (H20): | approx. 5,5 – 6,5 |
| Organic matter: | 90-98 weight % (dry) |
| Water holding capacity: | 45-55 vol. % |
| Salt level (KCI): | – |
| Fertilizer: | – |
| Electrical conductivity: | approx. 0,1 – 0,3 mS/cm (lab values) |
Chemical Properties:
Chemical Properties:
(* calculated from the conductivity of the human acid) |
||||||
Soluble Nutrients Available To The Plants :
The peat is free of seeds, nematodes, and free of plant-injurious matters. The value of radioactivity is below the value, which is permissible for food.
|
Nutrients
Soluble Nutrients Available To The Plants :
| Nitrogen (N) | |
| Phosphate (P2O5) | |
| Potassium oxide (K2O) |
The peat is free of seeds, nematodes, and free of plant-injurious matters. The value of radioactivity is below the value, which is permissible for food.
Analysis Certificate
| Baltic (Latvian) high bog peat degree of decomposition | H 2 – H5 |
| Structure: | 0 – 10 mm |
Packaging:
6000 L , 250L , 150 L
Description
Crops
- Annuals
- Foliage plants
- Potted flowering plants
- Greenhouse vegetables
- Young plant propagation
- Vegetable transplants
- Hydroponic
Usage guidance
Baltic sphagnum peat moss is premium base for growing media, thanks to ability hold more than 10 times its weight in water and provides structure for root systems to exchange gases. It has a low nutritive content and pH, so it can easily be amended with fertilizer and limestone for the cultivation of horticulture plants. It is predictable and sustainable, making it the preferred choice of growers.
Ingredients
Select medium screened white Sphagnum peat moss, Limestone, Fibasorb (wetting agent).
Benefits
- Dries out more frequently than general purpose, peat‑based mixes
- Well suited for low-light growing conditions and high humidity
- More difficult to overwater crops
- Reduces incidence of water related problems (root diseases, algae and fungus gnats)
- Holds less water for improved leaching of fertilizer salts during crop cycle
Ready to use substrates
Specification
Main figures
| Degree of decomposition: | H2-H8 |
| pH value (CaCl2): | approx. 5,2 – 6,0 |
| pH value (H20): | approx. 5,5 – 6,5 |
| Organic matter: | 85 – 90 weight % (dry) |
| Water holding capacity: | 45-55 vol. % |
| Salt level (KCI): | approx. 0,3 g/l |
| Fertilizer: | approx. 0,3 g/l |
| Electrical conductivity: | approx. 0,5 – 1,0 mS/cm (lab values) |
Chemical Properties:
Chemical Properties:
(* calculated from the conductivity of the human acid) |
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Soluble Nutrients Available To The Plants :
The peat is free of seeds, nematodes, and free of plant-injurious matters. The value of radioactivity is below the value, which is permissible for food.
|
Nutrients
Soluble Nutrients Available To The Plants :
| Nitrogen (N) | < 50 mg/l |
| Phosphate (P2O5) | < 30 mg/l |
| Potassium oxide (K2O) | < 40 mg/l |
The peat is free of seeds, nematodes, and free of plant-injurious matters. The value of radioactivity is below the value, which is permissible for food.
Analysis Certificate
| Baltic (Latvian) high bog peat degree of decomposition | H 2 – H5 |
| Structure: | 0 – 10 mm |
Packaging:
6000 L , 250L , 150 L
Description
Crops
Plug & Germination
Usage guidance
Baltic sphagnum peat moss is premium base for growing media, thanks to ability hold more than 10 times its weight in water and provides structure for root systems to exchange gases. It has a low nutritive content and pH, so it can easily be amended with fertilizer and limestone for the cultivation of horticulture plants. It is predictable and sustainable, making it the preferred choice of growers.
Ingredients
Select fine screened white Sphagnum peat moss, Limestone, Fibasorb (wetting agent).
Benefits
- Suitable for hydro-seedling applications
- Base for germination media
- Minimal variation from season to season
- Approved for organic growing
Specification
Main figures
| Degree of decomposition: | H2-H8 |
| pH value (CaCl2): | approx. 5,2 – 6,0 |
| pH value (H20): | approx. 5,5 – 6,5 |
| Organic matter: | 85 – 90 weight % (dry) |
| Water holding capacity: | 45-55 vol. % |
| Salt level (KCI): | approx. 0,3 g/l |
| Fertilizer: | approx. 0,3 g/l |
| Electrical conductivity: | approx. 0,5 – 1,0 mS/cm (lab values) |
Chemical Properties:
Chemical Properties:
(* calculated from the conductivity of the human acid) |
||||||
Soluble Nutrients Available To The Plants :
The peat is free of seeds, nematodes, and free of plant-injurious matters. The value of radioactivity is below the value, which is permissible for food.
|
Nutrients
Soluble Nutrients Available To The Plants :
| Nitrogen (N) | < 50 mg/l |
| Phosphate (P2O5) | < 30 mg/l |
| Potassium oxide (K2O) | < 40 mg/l |
The peat is free of seeds, nematodes, and free of plant-injurious matters. The value of radioactivity is below the value, which is permissible for food.
Analysis Certificate
| Baltic (Latvian) high bog peat degree of decomposition | H 2 – H5 |
| Structure: | 0 – 10 mm |
Packaging:
6000 L , 250L , 150 L
Description
Crops
- Annuals
- Foliage plants
- Potted flowering plants
- Greenhouse vegetables
- Young plant propagation
- Vegetable transplants
Usage guidance
Baltic sphagnum peat moss is premium base for growing media, thanks to ability hold more than 10 times its weight in water and provides structure for root systems to exchange gases. It has a low nutritive content and pH, so it can easily be amended with fertilizer and limestone for the cultivation of horticulture plants. It is predictable and sustainable, making it the preferred choice of growers.
Ingredients
Select medium screened white Sphagnum peat moss, Limestone, Fibasorb (wetting agent).
Benefits
- Greater frequency of dry‑down periods (compared to general purpose peat-based mixes)
- Grower can more easily leach fertilizer salts during crop cycle
- Difficult to over-water
- Well suited for undesirable, year-round weather conditions
Specification
Main figures
| Degree of decomposition: | H2-H8 |
| pH value (CaCl2): | approx. 5,2 – 6,0 |
| pH value (H20): | approx. 5,5 – 6,5 |
| Organic matter: | 85 – 90 weight % (dry) |
| Water holding capacity: | 45-55 vol. % |
| Salt level (KCI): | approx. 0,3 g/l |
| Fertilizer: | approx. 0,3 g/l |
| Electrical conductivity: | approx. 0,5 – 1,0 mS/cm (lab values) |
Chemical Properties:
Chemical Properties:
(* calculated from the conductitivity of the human acid) |
||||||
Soluble Nutrients Available To The Plants :
The peat is free of seeds, nematodes, and free of plant-injurious matters. The value of radioactivity is below the value, which is permissible for food.
|
Nutrients
Soluble Nutrients Available To The Plants :
| Nitrogen (N) | < 50 mg/l |
| Phosphate (P2O5) | < 30 mg/l |
| Potassium oxide (K2O) | < 40 mg/l |
The peed is free of seeds, nematodes, and free of plant-injurious matters. The value of radioactivity is below the value, which is permissable for food. Without anorganic fertilizers.
Analysis Certificate
| Baltic (Latvian) high bog peat degree of decomposition | H 2 – H5 |
| Structure: | 0 – 10 mm |
Packaging:
6000 L , 250L , 150 L
Description
Crops
- Annuals
- Foliage plants
- Potted flowering plants
- Greenhouse vegetables
- Young plant propagation
- Vegetable transplants
- Hydroponic
Usage guidance
Baltic sphagnum peat moss is premium base for growing media, thanks to ability hold more than 10 times its weight in water and provides structure for root systems to exchange gases. It has a low nutritive content and pH, so it can easily be amended with fertilizer and limestone for the cultivation of horticulture plants. It is predictable and sustainable, making it the preferred choice of growers.
Ingredients
Select medium screened white Sphagnum peat moss, Limestone, Fibasorb (wetting agent).
Benefits
- Dries out more frequently than general purpose, peat‑based mixes
- Well suited for low-light growing conditions and high humidity
- More difficult to overwater crops
- Reduces incidence of water related problems (root diseases, algae and fungus gnats)
- Holds less water for improved leaching of fertilizer salts during crop cycle
The quality and performance of growing media are predetermined with the right raw material components. The harvesting method, harvesting technique, structure, moisture content and processing determine important physical factors such as air and water capacity or structural stability.
- ideal water storage to prevent plants from drying out
- drain well and thus prevent water logging
- provide roots with a good supply of air and anchorage for healthy growth
- store nutrients and trace elements and release them gradually
- act as a buffer for irregular care, e. g. when irrigation and feeding run out of control
- retain their stable structure, even when affected by weather and irrigation
My name is Peter Romanovsky, I have been in the peat industry for over 30 years. All these years I have been working with peat on a daily basis, from the development of peat bogs to finished substrates for professional growers. The substrates of the Florasca line are the highest quality products for hobbyg enthusiasts who want to achieve the same results as professionals. Our policy is to offer all growers the same quality substrates without giving any quality tolerances. We want you to be trusted and guarantee that the buyer will receive an RHP certified product, even if he is just a home garden grower.
Each substrate is thoroughly tested, from the raw material extraction process on the peat field to laboratory testing. We determine all the main agrochemical parameters so that the customer receives a substrate with a stable pH level, a certain amount of nutrients, a peat fraction for each type of plant and many other important parameters that will give growers security for their next harvest.
