Ecorost Peat: A Natural Source of Fertility
Peat is a precious natural material formed in wetlands over millennia. Ecorost provides premium-quality peat that enhances soil structure, nourishes it with essential nutrients, and promotes healthy plant development.
Why choose peat "Ecorost"?
Eco-friendly and pure product
100% Natural Composition
Soil Enrichment
Organic matter and humic acids
Improved Soil Structure
Enhanced air and water permeability
Activates plant and microbial growth
Growth Stimulation
Own Deposit
Extracted in an ecologically clean region
Harvested in an Eco-Friendly Region
Our peat is sourced from natural areas far from industrial sites and polluted zones
Soil Improvement
Apply 20–40 kg of peat per 1 m² and dig it into the soil. The exact amount depends on the soil type (sandy soils require more, clay soils less).
Planting
Add peat to planting holes for trees, shrubs, and seedlings to improve rooting and growth.
Mulching
Spread a thin layer of peat (0.5–1 cm) to protect the soil from drying out and suppress weed growth.
Soil Mix Preparation
Peat is an excellent component for creating nutrient-rich mixes for seedlings and indoor plants.
Important!
Do not use pure lowland peat for plants that require acidic soil (e.g., hydrangeas, rhododendrons). For these species, specialized peat blends are recommended.
Apply 20–40 kg of peat per 1 m² and dig it into the soil. The exact amount depends on the soil type (sandy soils require more, clay soils less).
Planting
Add peat to planting holes for trees, shrubs, and seedlings to improve rooting and growth.
Mulching
Spread a thin layer of peat (0.5–1 cm) to protect the soil from drying out and suppress weed growth.
Soil Mix Preparation
Peat is an excellent component for creating nutrient-rich mixes for seedlings and indoor plants.
Important!
Do not use pure lowland peat for plants that require acidic soil (e.g., hydrangeas, rhododendrons). For these species, specialized peat blends are recommended.
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