Lawn substrate: sowing that sprouts and top dressing that levels
A high-quality substrate with a fine grain size and high drainage capacity, designed for lawn care: both for the first sowing and for top dressing established lawns.
✅ Why it works
Fine grain size: it is spread with a rake and comes into direct contact with the seed — proper germination and healthy lawn growth afterwards.
Sphagnum peat, composted pine bark and washed silica sand: the best properties for lawns.
High phosphorus content: nutrients for about 4 weeks after sowing, ensuring a strong root start.
Long-lasting trace elements and a wetting agent for proper water absorption.
Perfect top dressing: levels bare patches and hollows and revives lawns worn out by summer.
📋 Technical data
Bag: 40 litres.
Composition: sphagnum peat, composted pine bark and washed silica sand, with phosphorus and trace elements.
Guideline coverage for top dressing: one 40 L bag covers 8-10 m² (layer of ~0.5 cm).
Formats: pack of 10 bags (400 L), pack of 25 bags (1,000 L) or full pallet of 51 bags (2,040 L).
Shipping included to mainland Spain.
💡 Tip: top dress in autumn or spring on freshly mown grass, rake so the substrate reaches the soil and water lightly every day for 2 weeks: it is the cheapest way to bring a tired lawn back to life.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can it be used for sowing and for top dressing lawns?
Yes, it is a fine-grained substrate with high drainage capacity, designed both for first sowing and for top dressing established lawns, levelling bare patches and hollows.
What is in the mix?
It is made of sphagnum peat, composted pine bark and washed silica sand, with phosphorus and long-lasting trace elements. It provides nutrients for about 4 weeks after sowing and contains a wetting agent.
How much area does one bag cover?
As a guideline for top dressing, one 40 L bag covers 8-10 m² with a layer of about 0.5 cm. It is spread with a rake so that it comes into direct contact with the seed.
When is the best time to top dress and what formats are there?
Top dressing is best done in autumn or spring on freshly mown grass. The bag is 40 litres and there are packs of 10 bags (400 L) or 25 bags (1,000 L), or a full pallet of 51 bags (2,040 L).
Frequently Asked Questions
¿Sirve para sembrar y para recebar?
Sí, para las dos cosas: primera siembra de césped y recebo de césped ya establecido.
¿Cuánto cubre un saco en recebo?
Un saco de 40 L cubre 8-10 m² con una capa de aproximadamente 0,5 cm.
¿Cuándo se receba el césped?
En otoño o primavera, con el césped recién cortado.
¿Cómo se aplica el recebo?
Extiende, pasa el rastrillo para que el sustrato llegue al suelo y riega fino a diario durante 2 semanas.
¿Qué composición tiene?
Turba de sphagnum, corteza de pino compostada y arena silícea lavada, con elevado contenido en fósforo y microelementos.
¿Por qué la granulometría fina importa?
Porque se reparte bien con rastrillo y entra en contacto directo con la semilla, asegurando la germinación.
¿Qué formatos hay?
Pack de 10 sacos (400 L), pack de 25 sacos (1.000 L) o palet completo de 51 sacos (2.040 L), con porte incluido en península.
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