At Vetonek, we understand that every plant has unique needs, and every gardener has specific preferences. We offer you the chance to customize your substrate, letting you choose from a wide range of top-quality ingredients.
Whether you're looking for a specific mix for cacti, orchids, ornamental plants or vegetable gardens, we're here to help you get the perfect blend. Available ingredients:
Topsoil: Fertile, nutrient-rich base for growth.
Peat: Improves water retention and adds acidity.
Expanded clay: Improves aeration and drainage.
Crushed expanded clay: Blends more easily into fine substrates.
Basalt: Provides essential minerals and trace elements.
Perlite: Increases aeration and drainage.
Vermiculite: Increases water and nutrient retention.
Worm castings: Enrich the soil with essential nutrients.
Leonardite: Source of humic acid, improves nutrient retention.
Calcium carbonate: Corrects acidity and adds calcium.
Dolomite: Source of calcium and magnesium, adjusts pH.
Dunite: Rich in olivine, beneficial for certain mixes.
Magnesite: Adds magnesium to the soil.
Volcanic lava: Improves fertility and stimulates soil activity.
Volcanic gravel: Improves substrate drainage and texture.
Granulated rock wool: Promotes water retention and aeration.
Coconut fiber: Provides porosity, retains moisture without becoming waterlogged.
Silica sand: Improves soil structure, promotes drainage and nutrient absorption.
Have an ingredient in mind that's not on our list? Let us know! We're always happy to customize and adapt to your requirements.
How it works:
Choose the base for your substrate (e.g. peat, topsoil).
Add any additional ingredients you want.
Tell us the proportions you'd like for each component.
If you have any other specifications or requests, leave us a comment.
Email us with the composition of your custom substrate and the quantity required, and we'll send you a price quote.
Price: Varies depending on the ingredients and proportions chosen.
Delivery time: Depends on ingredient availability and current demand.
Note: It's always a good idea to test the custom substrate on a few plants before using it on a larger scale. This ensures the mix is right for your specific needs.
