The organic-mineral plant substrate TERRAPON is ideal for all flowering and container plants that are intended to grow healthy and vigorous outdoors over the long term. The combination of Pumice, Coconut pulp, Lava, Zeolite, and a slow-release fertilizer creates an airy, structurally stable root environment. The mineral components ensure optimal root aeration and prevent waterlogging. At the same time, TERRAPON acts as a peat-free water reservoir, providing plants with a steady supply of moisture even on hot summer days.
Since TERRAPON is pre-fertilized for 6 months, flowering plants are optimally supplied with nutrients from day one. This results in robust plants, intense green foliage, and long-lasting, opulent blooms. Thanks to its high mineral content, the substrate remains permanently loose, does not compact, and provides plants with a secure hold even in large containers.
The 100% peat-free TERRAPON plant substrate is ideal for container, balcony, and patio plants, as well as for all flowering plants intended to thrive robustly and magnificently outdoors. The substrate can be used in both traditional planters and LECHUZA planters with irrigation systems.
Note: For even better capillary action in LECHUZA planters, we recommend using LECHUZA-PON or BASICPON as the irrigation layer.
Since TERRAPON is pre-fertilized for 6 months, flowering plants are optimally supplied with nutrients from day one. This results in robust plants, intense green foliage, and long-lasting, opulent blooms. Thanks to its high mineral content, the substrate remains permanently loose, does not compact, and provides plants with a secure hold even in large containers.
The 100% peat-free TERRAPON plant substrate is ideal for container, balcony, and patio plants, as well as for all flowering plants intended to thrive robustly and magnificently outdoors. The substrate can be used in both traditional planters and LECHUZA planters with irrigation systems.
Note: For even better capillary action in LECHUZA planters, we recommend using LECHUZA-PON or BASICPON as the irrigation layer.
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- Suitable for all outdoor and container plants
- Pre-fertilized for 6 months
- Peat-free water reservoir
- High mineral content for optimal root aeration
- Promotes abundant blooms
- Stores nutrients and releases them as needed
- Structurally stable; does not compact
- Packaging consists of > 80% PCR recycled plastic
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- Organic-mineral plant substrate
- Ingredients: Pumice, Lava, Zeolite, Coconut pulp, Slow-release fertilizer
- Particle size: 2–5 mm
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After about half a year, the fertilizer’s effect in the substrate begins to wear off, and it’s time to fertilize the plants again. With PERFECT FLOWER slow-release and liquid fertilizers, flowering plants are once again supplied with sufficient nutrients, promoting flower formation.
To keep track of your plant’s water needs even in conventional flower pots, you can use the PON watering indicator. It reliably indicates when your plant needs to be watered in the mineral-based substrate.
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Planting instructions
Step 1:
Add the LECHUZA-PON plant substrate (included with the pots) as a drainage layer on the separating base in the pot. This is important so the water can be transported from the reservoir to the plant.
Then pour a thin layer of the desired substrate into the container. Just enough to give your plant the right height in the container.
Step 2:
Place the plant in your planter. The roots do not need to be completely removed from the soil.
Step 3:
Fill the container completely with the substrate of your choice, e.g. using the PON shovel.
Step 4:
For the first 12 weeks, water your plant as usual from above, directly onto the substrate. Only water as much as the plant can absorb. Make sure that there is as little water as possible in the reservoir.
After this watering phase, you can water your plant via the water shaft. For pots without a LECHUZA watering system, the plant continues to be watered from above. You can find more information here: https://www.lechuza.world/how-to-plant-lechuza/sp-planting.html