The base of the mix
1 part coco coir, 1 part worm castings, 2.5 parts perlite, 4 parts orchid bark and 1.5 parts coconut husk chips, with a small amount of activated carbon and added organic nutrients.
Sybasoil Anthurium Premium Mix 5lt
Normal price
€11,90
Anthurium · Bromelia · super chunky
Anthurium Premium Mix 5 L
A super-chunky, peat-free and bioactive mix for the thick, epiphytic roots of Anthurium. Four parts orchid bark, coconut husk chips and perlite create large air pockets, while coco coir and worm castings hold controlled moisture and provide nutrition for about 180 days.
Peat-freeNo peat
5 LResealable package
4 partsOrchid bark
BioactiveWith worm castings
Composition
A super-chunky composition for thick, epiphytic roots
The high bark and husk-chip ratio mimics an open epiphytic base, while coir and worm castings keep enough moisture between the chunks.
- 1 part coco coir: Holds controlled moisture within the chunky structure.
- 1 part worm castings: Adds bioactive organic matter and gradual nutrition.
- 2.5 parts perlite: Improves drainage and aeration between the chunks.
- 4 parts orchid bark: Creates the main, highly open structure for epiphytic roots.
- 1.5 parts coconut husk chips: Adds large air spaces and resistance to compaction.
- Small amount activated carbon: Supports a cleaner root environment.
- Added organic nutrients: Complete the mix's built-in nutrition.
Large air pockets
Bark and husk chips leave room for thick roots and reduce compaction.
Controlled moisture
The small coir base holds available water without filling the gaps in the chunky structure.
Bioactive nutrition
Worm castings and organic nutrients support approximately the first 180 days.
Repotting steps
A ready mix for Anthurium and Bromelia
Use it straight from the package and choose a pot that drains freely. Do not crush or compress the large chunks around the roots.
- Anthurium
- Bromelia
- Epiphytic roots
- Chunky structure
Inspect the thick roots and carefully remove material that comes away easily.
Place a few centimetres of Anthurium Mix in the bottom and position the plant at the correct height.
Let the chunks fall around the roots and settle them by lightly tapping the pot.
Wet evenly after repotting and allow all excess water to drain away.
Let the upper centimetres dry
Water again when the top 2–3 cm has dried. The chunky surface may look dry, so check slightly deeper before watering.
In the package
Anthurium Premium Mix · 5 L
A super-chunky, peat-free and bioactive mix with 4 parts orchid bark and about 180 days of nutrition.
Use
Ready for repotting
Use it straight from the package, with no need to blend in other materials.
Storage
Reseal the package after use and keep it in a cool, dry and dark place. Under suitable storage conditions, the mix stays fresh for up to 2 years.
Technical details
The mix characteristics in numbers
Technical values may vary slightly between batches.
pH6.8
EC1.4
NPK · mg/L118 · 3.1 · 184
BioactiveYes
Organic matter69%
Dry matter21%
Water retention capacity64%
Structural stability3–4 years
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers about choosing, using and storing the product.
01What does Anthurium Premium Mix contain?
1 part coco coir, 1 part worm castings, 2.5 parts perlite, 4 parts orchid bark and 1.5 parts coconut husk chips, with a small amount of activated carbon and added organic nutrients.
02Which plants or uses is it suitable for?
It is designed for Anthurium and Bromelia, as well as epiphytic plants with thick roots that need a very open structure.
03How long does it provide nutrition?
Built-in nutrition lasts about 180 days. Afterwards, adapt feeding to the species and growth period.
04When should I water again?
Water when the top 2–3 cm has dried and let the water drain completely. Do not leave the pot in standing water.
05What should I consider if I have pets?
The potting mix is not intended for ingestion. Keep the package and material away from pets and children.
06Can I find earthworms in the package?
Yes. The bioactive mix may contain live earthworms from the fresh worm castings. They feed on organic matter and are not a problem for the plant.