Want to reduce those supermarket food-miles by growing some greens yourself? Our potting mix is the perfect ingredient for germinating and raising seeds from scratch, as well as repotting any other mature herbs you may already own. Price includes FREE UK delivery & access to a professional houseplant grower who will answer any of your questions (via email) 🪴
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Don't know the size of your new pot yet? Simply measure the pot's top diameter to find the perfect amount of compost you'll need for repotting.
| Size (Litres) | Ideal for... |
| 1L | 13cm pots or smaller |
| 5L | 14cm - 20cm pots |
| 10L | 21cm - 28cm pots |
| 15L | 29cm - 35cm pots |
| 25L | 36cm pots or larger, or for multiple repottings! |
Yes! You can either use this potting mix to sow seedlings or to repot already-established herbs. Commonly, herbs purchased from supermarkets or garden centres will be tightly packed together - often twenty individual pots in each pot. A good tip for shop-bought established herbs is to split the plant's rootball by half, and then repot the two halves in separate larger pots. There'll be more space for each of the plants' rootballs to grow, therefore increasing the liklihood of them growing.
Selecting the bio-active selection incorporates both Worm Castings and Biochar, which both will help with the overall health of your new potting mix. The soil will promote a better relationship with the root system, which in turn will aid the plant’s wellbeing, photosynthesis and ability to deal with pests/diseases like root rot!
Yes! Repotting herbs during the colder months of the year is safe practice & doesn't increase the likelihood of transplant shock or root rot (compared to transplanting in spring or summer).
Similarly to repotting, it's also perfectly fine to sow herb seeds during the colder months of the year. Ensure the seeds/seedlings are grown in the warmest room of the house, on the windowsill.
We always recommend watering your herbs around 12 hours before potting so that the plant is hydrated and strong enough for its repot. If you forget to water beforehand, it's not the end of the world as long as you're very gentle with the root system. It's also advised to wait two days before giving the plant another water again, just so it gives enough time for your plant to settle into its new home.
It's best to keep the lid of the potting mix slightly ajar by around 20% to help it have aeration while in storage. The best place to store the potting mix is in a cool, dark shelf or cabinet until you need it next.