Cleaned and sifted perlite
Expanded mineral perlite from Greece in a 2–6 mm grade. It is typically added at 15–40% for aeration and drainage.
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Lightweight expanded perlite in a 2–6 mm grade, designed to open potting mixes and release excess water more quickly. It is cleaned, sifted and slightly moist for easier handling, while its mineral structure does not break down like organic components.
The expanded structure creates gaps between other components, lightens the mix and helps water move away more quickly.
Expanded mineral perlite from Greece in a 2–6 mm grade. It is typically added at 15–40% for aeration and drainage.
The particles create oxygen spaces between the finer components of the mix.
Water moves more easily through the open mix and exits through the pot's drainage holes.
It does not break down like bark or coco coir unless crushed under high pressure.
The suitable ratio depends on the other components and how quickly the root zone needs to dry.
A light mist reduces dust without soaking the material.
Use a lower ratio in already open mixes and a higher one when more drainage is needed.
Distribute the perlite throughout the substrate and avoid firm pressure that crushes the particles.
After planting, water evenly and let all excess water drain fully.
Work with the material slightly damp, avoid inhaling dust and wear a mask when needed. Do not crush the particles while mixing.
Cleaned and sifted 2–6 mm perlite, slightly moist to help limit dust.
Add it straight to the mix, lightly dampening it first if needed to control dust.
Reseal the package after use and keep it in a cool, dark place. Store the material away from children and pets.
Values may vary slightly between batches. The structure remains stable as long as the particles are not crushed under high pressure.
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Expanded mineral perlite from Greece in a 2–6 mm grade. It is typically added at 15–40% for aeration and drainage.
Most houseplants benefit from added perlite. It is particularly useful when a mix needs more aeration and faster drainage.
No. Perlite is a mineral structural material, not a fertiliser. Nutrition must come from other ingredients or a suitable fertiliser.
Its water-retention capacity is 35–45%, but its main role in the mix is to increase air spaces and support drainage.
The material is not intended for ingestion. Keep it away from pets and children, and wash your hands after use.
Lightly dampen the material before mixing, work in a ventilated area and avoid inhalation. Wear a mask when needed.