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5litre Charcoal

Searles Horticultural Mix-Ins Charcoal is a lightweight organic material used to improve drainage and airflow in potting mixes.

Range:
Potting Mixes
Compost

Mix into soil before planting

Aids airflow around roots

Retains moisture

Product Details

• Loosens compacted mixes and improves airflow

• Enhances nutrient retention

• Improves drainage in mixes

Searles Horticultural Mix-Ins Charcoal is a lightweight organic material used to improve drainage and airflow in potting mixes.

When blended with potting mix, Charcoal helps airflow in potting mixes, improving airflow around the plants root system. Charcoal also helps reduce odours and absorb impurities in mixes. By retaining moisture and dissolves nutrients within the root zone, charcoal helps reduce nutrient leaching, providing a more balanced potting mix environment.

Searles Horticultural Mix-Ins Charcoal is ideal for orchids, indoor plants, terrariums and specialty potting mixes.

Note: This charcoal product is to be used for horticultural purposes only and not suitable for use in BBQs or fire pits.

NOT FOR HUMAN OR PET CONSUMPTION

Available size: 5L

Available sizes:

5 Litres

5litre Charcoal

Searles Horticultural Mix-Ins Charcoal is a lightweight organic material used to improve drainage and airflow in potting mixes.

Looking for premium Australian-Made garden care products? Just ask your Local Garden Centre for Searles.

About Searles Garden Products

For generations, Searles has been the go-to choice for gardeners across Australia, providing exceptional garden care products that cater to both seasoned horticulturists and enthusiastic beginners. Established in 1977, Searles is renowned for its commitment to quality, helping you cultivate a thriving garden with ease.

With Searles, you can effortlessly nurture a flourishing garden, transforming your outdoor space into a vibrant oasis that reflects your personal touch.

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