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Multi-purpose compost
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Please note this product has been retired from the range. However, you may still be able to purchase this item online or in store. Should you have any queries or issues with the product please do get in touch. Please see our Peat Free Multi-Purpose Compost with John Innes.

Ideal for use all around the garden this premium compost contains nutrients to feed your plant for up to 5 weeks. The added John Innes formula retains and releases nutrients and water for longer, providing your plants with all they need. It contains our unique ingredient West+ producing our best ever formula.

  • Now contains BIO3
  • Perfect for all life stages of plants
  • Now suitable for seed sowing
  • Stronger plant development
  • More flowers, more vibrancy, longer plant life
  • Ideal for containers and hanging baskets

Peat Free blend now available

Sizes available

  • 10 litre
  • 25 litre + 5l FREE
  • 50 litre
  • 60 litre
  • Product Details
  • How To Use
  • Tips & Advice

Why Use

  • Feeds plants for up to 5 weeks
  • Carefully blended for excellent moisture retention and drainage
  • Perfect for all stages of plant life, including seed sowing
  • Ideal for containers, hanging baskets and general garden use
  • No Green Waste

How to Use

First put on a pair of gloves and rework compost between your hands, so it retains its intended texture

Seedlings/Pricking out

Image of a pair of hands using a dibber to prick out seedlings.

• Pick out seedlings once they are large enough to handle. Hold seedlings by the leaves to avoid damage and tease out root using a dibber or pencil

• Plant seedlings apart to allow for growth. Water regularly until the seeds are ready to be potted on

Potting

Image of a pair of hands taking a root ball out of a plant pot.

• Water plant well and allow to drain before potting. Allow enough space to accommodate the roots

• Remove from pot and plant in container, firming the compost gently around the roots

• Once fully planted, water well

Taking cuttings

Image of a pair of hands using a knife to take a cutting from a plant.

• Fill seed tray evenly with compost, firm gently and water

• Make a sloping cut in the stem of the cutting and remove all bottom leaves

• Dip the end of the cutting in a hormone rooting powder to encourage rooting

• Make a hole in the compost with a pencil/dibber

• Place cutting in the hole and firm compost gently around it

• Cover the tray with polythene or glass to prevent drying out and place in a warm spot, away from direct sunlight until the cuttings have taken

Hanging Baskets

Image of a pair of hands potting up a hanging basket.

• Line the basket and fill with compost. Plant with trailing plants around the outside and upright plants in the middle

• Water well

General Advice

  • Store in a frost free place away from weedkillers and other chemicals
  • Re-seal bag after use
  • Not suitable for use with ericaceous (lime hating) plants
  • Wash hands after use

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Can I use this for my houseplants?

A. Yes, this compost would be suitable for larger, mature houseplants

For any questions or advice, please contact our technical advice line on: 01480 443789 (Mon – Fri 10am – 4pm) or email [email protected]

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