SunGro Horticulture Black Gold Seedling Mix with RESiLIENCE

This highly refined, organic seedling mix is excellent for root growth for newly germinated seedlings, has low-salt and is fine, yet porous and water-retentive and has an organic wetting agent to ensure uniform water penetration.

Black Gold Moisture Supreme Container Mix 0.10-0.06-0.13 Features

• RESiLIENCE is the SILICON ADVANTAGE that may improve your plants' resistance to wilting.
• Gives your vegetable and flower seeds the best possible start
• Includes an organic wetting agent for better moisture absorption
• Fine textured and water-retentive for excellent seed germination
• This highly refined organic seedling mix promotes maximum root growth for newly germinated seedlings
• OMRI Listed for organic gardening

How to Use Black Gold Moisture Supreme Container Mix 0.10-0.06-0.13

• Fill Seedling Flats or Pots: Fill seedling flats or pots with Black Gold Natural & Organic Seedling Mix, tap the pots or flats down to slightly compact the mix. Leave some space at the top for watering. Make sure your flats or pots have drainage holes and bottom trays to catch water.
• Plant Seeds: Carefully read seed packets to ensure seeds are properly planted and provided the right care. Planting depth, growing temperature, and lighting requirements will depend on the seeds you are starting.
• Seed Care: After planting, gently water the flats or pots until fully moist, and then place them under grow lights or along a sunny windowsill. Keep seeds evenly moist, never wet, for best germination. Most grow best in average room temperatures. A seedling heat mat can dramatically hasten germination.
• Seedling Care: Once seedlings start to grow and develop several sets of leaves, lightly feed them with a water-soluble fertilizer, along with watering. Seedlings need high light to remain compact and robust.
• Hardening Off: Indoor-grown seedlings are tender, have weak stems, and need time to adjust to tougher outdoor growing conditions. Before planting, help seedlings adapt by placing them in a protected outdoor spot that gets several hours of sunlight per day. After a week, they should be garden-ready.