Highly porous activated carbon
Activated carbon in pellet form with an iodine number of 600–750 mg/g. Add it at 1–5% of the final potting mix or use it as a separate layer in a terrarium.
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Activated carbon pellets for blending into plant substrates and creating a layer in terrariums. Their highly porous surface adsorbs unwanted compounds and odours, supporting a cleaner root environment. Add at 1–5% of the finished mix.
The pellet format offers a large active surface and blends easily with organic or mineral components without acting as a fertiliser.
Activated carbon in pellet form with an iodine number of 600–750 mg/g. Add it at 1–5% of the final potting mix or use it as a separate layer in a terrarium.
Adsorption helps bind unwanted compounds within the mix.
The active surface of the pellets reduces odours in pots and enclosed setups.
The pellet form distributes evenly without turning the substrate into fine dust.
For plant potting mixes, use 1–5% of the total volume. In terrariums, it can also form a separate layer above the drainage layer.
Measure how much potting mix you will prepare so the addition stays within 1–5%.
Blend the pellets through the full potting mix rather than leaving them only on the surface.
Place activated carbon above the drainage material and below the main substrate.
After use, keep the remaining pellets dry and protected from moisture and odours.
Activated carbon is a supporting material. Use a pot with drainage holes, an appropriate mix structure and watering adapted to the plant.
Activated carbon pellets with an iodine number of 600–750 mg/g, for dosing at 1–5% in potting mixes.
Blend it into a potting mix or use it as a layer in a terrarium.
Reseal the package and store the pellets in a cool, dry place, away from moisture, strong odours, pets and children.
Use the recommended ratio and adapt the finished mix to the plant and container.
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Activated carbon in pellet form with an iodine number of 600–750 mg/g. Add it at 1–5% of the final potting mix or use it as a separate layer in a terrarium.
Use it as an additive in potting mixes for most houseplants and as a layer in terrariums or paludariums.
No. Activated carbon is an additive and does not replace the nutrition required by the plant.
It cannot correct overwatering on its own. The right pot, drainage, mix structure and moisture checks remain essential.
The material is not intended for ingestion. Keep it away from pets and children, and wash your hands after use.
Create a thin, even layer of activated carbon above the drainage layer and below the main substrate.