Organic compost

Organic compost is younger than compost, has a significantly higher nutrient content (especially nitrogen!) and a significantly higher organic matter content. As a result, organic compost has an extremely good, immediately visible fertilizing effect and should be used primarily for crops that consume a lot of nutrients (e.g., vegetables). As the name suggests, organic compost is also suitable for organic farming and has been awarded the “Natur-im-Garten” seal of approval.

Fertilizing vegetables: Apply 5–10 liters per square meter to the surface and rake in lightly if necessary.

Planting trees and shrubs: Mix organic compost with soil in a 1:1 ratio. For a single application (new planting), up to 10 cm of organic compost can be applied and thoroughly mixed with the top layer of soil (using a rotary tiller!). No additional fertilization is necessary. Not suitable for bog plants (contains a lot of lime)!

High-quality compost (A+) in accordance with the Compost Ordinance for use in hobby gardening

100% mature organic compost with a very low salt and heavy metal content and a high nutrient content guarantees optimal and natural fertilization for all plants. The high biological activity promotes soil life and increases the humus content of the soil. Unlike peat, the soil structure is sustainably improved and the water balance is regulated (organic compost can store a lot of water and slowly release it back to the plants!).

Our organic compost does not contain any organic waste. The impurity and salt content are therefore correspondingly low, making it suitable for all crops (except bog plants).

Fruit waste, green waste, and rock flour are mixed in a precisely defined ratio and subjected to an intensive composting process. Organic compost is not left to decompose, but is sieved immediately.

Sieving: 15 mm

Bulk density: 0.8 tons/m3