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Daltons Ready to Grow Seed Mix
Daltons Ready to Grow Seed Mix
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Get your seedlings off to a strong start. Daltons Ready to Grow Seed Mix promotes fast germination and healthy seedling growth. Perfect for seed trays, punnets, and containers, it's easy to use at home or in the greenhouse.
The blend of Coco Fibre, screened bark fines, and Daltons Pumice provides ideal structure for strong roots, good drainage, and consistent moisture. Osmocote® Exact Mini feeds gently for up to four months, while a wetting agent ensures even water distribution. Trichodry® helps protect young seedlings from soil-borne diseases - no chemical treatments needed.
Uses
- Seed raising in trays, pots and cell packs.
- Suitable for vegetable, flower and herb seedlings.
- Ideal for both home and commercial seed propagation.
Features and Benefits
- Manufactured with quality screened materials.
- Contains a high-quality commercial blend of fertilisers and wetting agent.
- Promotes maximum germination and healthy seedling growth.
- Consistent texture for easy sowing and even growth.
- Made from natural and renewable resources.
Helpful Tip: Cover your container with glass and paper to maintain an even moisture and temperature for germination. Once germinated, seedlings require light, water and nutrients.
How to Use
- Fill your container with Daltons Seed Mix.
- Water lightly to moisten the mix.
- Spread your seeds over the surface as evenly as possible.
- Cover the seeds with mix to a depth not more than twice the thickness of the seed. For very fine seed, just press into the surface.
**Note: Seed mix is best used as fresh as possible. For best results purchase a fresh bag of Daltons Seed Mix.**

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