Westlands New Horizon All Plant Compost

New Horizon All Plant Compost is a naturally peat-free formulation that gives every plant triple the goodness. This peat-free formulation is ideal for all types of plants and can also feed your plants for up to 6 weeks. Additionally, our special BIO3 formulation includes 3 special ingredients to help your plants thrive.

• 100% sustainable, natural and peat-free compost
• Specially blended for all types of plants
• Base fertiliser – Feeds plants for up to 6 weeks
• Ideal for seedlings, containers, fruit and vegetables
• BIO3 formulation with No Green Waste
• Use New Horizon All Plant Compost all around the garden for amazing results
• Try our New Horizon All Vegetable Compost for your vegetables and fruits

50L

Why Use

100% peat-free – 100% sustainable – Guaranteed results!

New Horizon All Plant Compost has been specially created to be the perfect compost for all fruit and vegetables, herbs, & seedlings. Westland BIO3 is a revolutionary new compost formulation engineered to out perform all peat-based blends. The ingredients start nourishing the plant immediately.

Works best with seedlings, containers, fruit and veg and herbs. Not suitable for ericaceous plants.

What to Expect

You will get great results with this compost. After 6 weeks, we recommend supplementary feeding of nutrient hungry plants with a relevant feed such as Westland Boost All Purpose Plant Food.

When to Use

Use in a well ventilated place and avoid breathing in dust.

Always wear gloves when gardening and wash hands after use.

How to Use

Seedlings / Pricking Out

1. Hold seedlings carefully to avoid damage
2. Gently tease the roots from the compost using a dibber or pencil
3. Space seedlings to allow to grow
4. Water regularly until ready to pot-on

Potting

1. Place plant in a new pot with new compost
2. Fill gaps with new compost, firm down and water
3. Thoroughly water the plant
4. Gently tap the pot to remove, shake off loose compost

Planting Out

1. Dig a hole approx. twice the depth and diameter of the root ball
2. Place plant in hole with new compost
3. Fill gaps with new compost, firm down and water