Peat moss of Klasmann TS3 is a common gardening material widely used for its excellent water retention and moisture-absorbing properties. It is derived from partially decomposed sphagnum moss found in peat bogs or wetland environments.
Our Peat moss is a lightweight and fibrous material that is often incorporated into potting mixes or garden soils to improve their structure and water-holding capacity. When added to the soil, it helps retain moisture around plant roots, reducing the frequency of watering required.
It also has an acidic pH, making it suitable for acid-loving plants such as blueberries, azaleas, and rhododendrons. It can be used to create customized soil blends that cater to the specific needs of these plants.
Peat moss of Klasmann TS3 is composed of light colored Peat moss which is collected from the fields of Peat moss and then sifted to obtain the selected composition suitable for planting small seedlings such as annual seedlings 0-25 mm.
After obtaining this formula physically it is chemically treated by adjusting its acidity to between PH 5.5 to 6.0 PH
Then add the compound fertilizer consisting of nitrogen, phosphate and potassium in addition to trace elements at the rate of 1 gram per liter of this Peat moss .
The quantity becomes 210 grams compound fertilizer per bag of Peat moss, which is enough for small seedlings for 15 days without fertilization in the nursery
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يتكون وسط الانبات بتموس كلاسمان تي اس 3 من البتموس الفاتح اللون والذي يتم جمعه من حقول البتموس ومن ثم غربلته للحصول على التركيبة المختارة والمناسبة لزراعة الشتلات الصغيرة مثل شتلات الحوليات وهي 0-25 ملم
وبعد الحصول على هذه التركيبة فيزيائيا يتم معاملتها كيميائيا بتعديل حموضتها لتصل الى مابين PH 5.5 الى 6.0 PH
ثم يضاف السماد المركب المكون من النتروجين والفوسفات والبوتاسيوم اضافة الى العناصر النادرة بمعدل 1 جرام لكل لتر من هذا البتموس
لتصبح الكمية 210 جرام سماد مركب لكل كيس من البيتموس وهو مايكفي الشتلات الصغيرة لمدة خمسة عشر يوما بدون تسميد في المشتل
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