Used potting soil can be reused if it is regenerated. Learn more about improving your used soil here.…

Due to its structure, potting soil is not suitable for lawn seed. Read here what soil the lawn needs and why potting soil is a disadvantage.…

Potting soil has a relatively long shelf life and, as long as it is not rooted, can be reused after processing. Read more about treating potting soil here.…

Eggs in the potting soil are common and should be dealt with promptly. Read more about the possible pests and how to combat them here.…

If small creepy-crawlies become visible in the potting soil, countermeasures must be taken. Find out how to deal with pest infestation here.…

Maggots in the potting soil are mostly grubs that should be removed carefully. Learn more about the larvae here.…

If there are bugs in the potting soil, you must intervene to prevent damage to the plants. Read here which home remedies help.…

Mites in the potting soil cause great damage to the roots and other parts of the plant. Read here how you can best take action against mites.…

If coffee grounds are mixed into the potting soil in small amounts, you get a well-fertilized soil. Read more about the benefits of coffee grounds here.…

The alleged moths in the potting soil are usually the whitefly. Find out more about the insect & how to fight it here.…

If small gray animals appear in the potting soil, they are usually pests that need to be fought. Read here how to take action against various pests.…

Springtails in the potting soil can damage the plant if they occur in large numbers. Read here how to fight springtails without chemicals.…

The composition of the potting soil can be roughly described as follows: peat, compost and additives. Read here which components are important for the potting soil.…

You can calculate for yourself how many liters of potting soil are needed for a flower box. Read the mathematical formulas here.…