Norlake Potting Mix
Norlake Potting Mix is a blend of fine bark and pumice with a slow release fertiliser to create a free draining mix for strong plant establishment and growth.
Use for indoor and outdoor plants in pots, containers and hanging baskets for strong, healthy plant growth.
Benefits
- A blend of fine bark, pumice and slow release fertiliser to encourage healthy potted plants.
- 100% weed free.
Directions for use
- Water plants and allow to drain.
- Partly fill container with mix.
- Loosen the root ball of the plant.
- Position the plant in the centre of the container and fill up to 2cm from the top.
- Gently firm down. The soil should be at the same level on the plant as it was in the previous container.
- Water well.
Apply a controlled release fertiliser every six months or as required to top up nutrients.
Write a review
Norlake Potting Mix reviews
-
Be the first to write a review
-
Norlake Vegetable Mix
Read MoreNorlake Vegetable Mix is formulated for the home gardener to provide excellent growth for vegetables.
A blend of fine bark, pumice and greenwaste, this weed free mixture also contains sheep pellets, dolomite lime and blood and bone fertiliser to encourage plant establishment and sustained growth.
Norlake Vegetable Mix is ideal for growing vegetables in the garden or in pots and containers.
-
Planting Calendar
Use this handy planting poster as a guide to planting and harvesting common fruit and veges. For more detailed information by region of NZ, use the interactive tool on this page.Read More -
Watermelon Growing Guide
Read MoreWatermelons are a summer favourite! Vast and sprawling, they are grown the same way as their vege relatives, but the resulting flesh is much sweeter. With their delicious red flesh and glossy green rind, watermelons are a refreshing summer snack.
-
Passionfruit bliss balls
Read MoreGet the most from the end of passionfruit season by making these simple, delicious and low sugar passionfruit bliss balls shared by Holly. You can also freeze the passionfruit pulp so you can make more of these tasty treats in the coming months.
-
4 Ways to Grow More Plants
Read MoreMore time at home means more time to enjoy in the garden. To help you keep growing this autumn we've put together some handy ways to plant more crops and flowers.
This includes ways to grow plants for free from cuttings, growing from seed, saving seeds and swapping plants with your neighbours!
-
5 things to do in the garden for free
Read MoreWe know that people can’t go out and buy plants and garden products at present, so we've put together our top five things you can do to keep your garden healthy and ticking over at this time. Including creating your own compost, saving seeds so you have free plants, weeding, mulching and pruning fruit trees.
-
Keep your crops growing
Read MoreOver the growing season it's a good idea to care for your existing plants to keep them happy and healthy. This will ensure they keep rewarding you with fresh homegrown food.
Follow our handy guide below and learn how to enjoy your crops for longer!
-
8 Garden Boredom Busters
Read MoreTo help with your time at home we've created a set of garden activities to do with the kids! From flower bracelets and nature stamping to magic potions and a garden treasure hunt, we've got an activity for your children to enjoy.
Check our our activity suggestions below and share your own boredom buster ideas in the comments.