Sand (Ret) for Home Gardening | Potting Mix | Aeration and Drainage for Plant Roots (1.9 Kg)

Sand (Ret) for Home Gardening | Potting Mix | Aeration and Drainage for Plant Roots (1.9 Kg)

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Product Description

Washed and horticulture grade Sand (ret)

medium to coarse grades of sand (0.25 – 2 mm) are used to amend potting media as the particles are large enough to provide optimum improvements to the media texture. Cactus and succulent growing mixes tend to be the fastest-draining growing media available for pots and containers.

Sand uses

Used in

Potting mix (cheapest potting mix ingredient)civil workMolding and castingsculpture makingUsed in sports (i.e. volleyball courts, high jump)

Coarse Sand (ret)

Washed and horticulture grade Sand (ret)

Sand improve potting structure–making clay more porous, sand more water retentive–by adding amendments.

In sand, it lodges in the large pore spaces and acts as a sponge, slowing drainage so the soil stays moist longer.and adds air space to a potting mix. Builder’s sand, or coarse sand, is bestThere are three main types of soil: sand, silt, and clay. The best soil for most plants to ensure optimum growth is a rich, sandy loam.
Sand is an excellent alternative to perlite because it does not hold onto water and provides sharp drainage.

Step 1

Make potting mix by mixing 1/4th of sand with soil

Step 2

transplant or put a new plant in pot having potting mix mixed with sand

Step 3

irrigate after planting

healthy growth enhances flowering and fruit formation

Suitable for all indoor outdoor potting mix

Avoid water locking and provides proper drainage

Keeping the soil structure loose and light.
It is non-toxic, lightweight soil amendment. Can be used in organic gardening.
Helps plants by keeping the air aerated and drainage.
Also provide organic matter for the roots of the plant.
Circulating air between the roots for strong, healthy plant growth.
Sand holds water (like a sponge), making it efficient at delivering moisture to plant roots.

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