Pine Bark Substrate

Decorative Pine Bark Substrate 15 Kg-70 L, for plants and peat, 25-45mm. Reduces water consumption by creating a layer between the substrate and the air that reduces evaporation. Maximizes water efficiency by improving water infiltration and converting rain or irrigation into 100% useful for the plant. Prevents the appearance and growth of weeds in the soil by creating a physical barrier to their germination. 100% natural material. Pine bark specially selected for its decorative effect and reddish color, gives a natural appearance to gardens, retains soil moisture for longer, prevents the growth of weeds and unwanted herbs. After its life cycle, it is returned to the soil. Due to its size, it is the most decorative and the most used in private gardens. 15 Kg bag.

Product Features:

• Reduces water consumption by creating a layer between the substrate and the air that reduces evaporation.

• Maximizes water efficiency by improving water infiltration and converting rainfall or applied irrigation into 100% useful water for the plant.

• Prevents the appearance and growth of weeds in the soil by creating a physical barrier to their germination.

• 100% natural material. Pine bark specially selected for its decorative effect and reddish colour, gives a natural appearance to gardens, retains soil moisture for longer, prevents the growth of weeds and unwanted grasses. After its life cycle, it is returned to the soil.

• Due to its size, it is the most decorative and the most used in private gardens. 15 Kg bag

Frequently Asked Questions:

How does pine bark help reduce water consumption?
Pine bark creates a layer between the substrate and the air that reduces evaporation, resulting in less water consumption by plants.

Is pine bark a natural material?
Yes, pine bark is a 100% natural material, specially selected for its decorative effect and benefits for plants.

Why is it important to prevent weeds from growing in the soil?
Weeds compete with plants for nutrients and water in the soil, so it is important to prevent their growth for the proper development of plants.

How is pine bark returned to the soil after its life cycle?
Pine bark decomposes naturally in the soil, providing nutrients and improving its structure.

Why is pine bark considered the most decorative for private gardens? Pine
bark has a reddish color that gives a natural appearance to gardens, as well as being effective in retaining moisture and preventing weed growth.