Jack’s Magic All Purpose Compost – 60L Westland

Jacks Magic All Purpose Compost blends the finest 100% natural ingredients to create a pure and balanced growing medium, which produces super, natural growth and exceptional health for plants and blooms all over your house and garden.

Main Features

• Rich peat-based compost
• Great for seed sowing & potting on
• Use in beds, borders & containers
• Perfect medium for flowers, fruits & vegetables
• Comes in a 60 Litre Bag

What is Jacks Magic Compost?

Jacks Magic All Purpose Compost is a specially formulated, peat-based compost enriched with organic fertiliser to feed your plants for the first 4-5 weeks of planting. Contains a seaweed extract that improves germination, improves root development and enhances flower, fruit and vegetable quality.

How do I use it?

Rework the compost between your hands, so it regains its intended structure. Then you’re all set!

Some Tips from Jack:

Sowing Seeds:

• Fill a seed tray with compost and firm gently.
• Sow seeds to the depth and spacing mentioned on the seed packet. Many seeds have specific germination advice which should be followed.
• Water compost after sowing seeds. Covering the seed tray with polythene or glass will help to stop the compost from drying out.
• Keep trays in a warm area, away from direct sunlight until seeds germinate.
• Once seeds have germinated, remove the polythene/glass and keep soil moist.

Seedlings/Pricking out:

• Prick out seedlings once large enough to handle. Hold the seedling by the leaves to avoid damage and gently tease the roots from the compost using a dibber or pencil.
• Space seedlings to allow for vigorous growth. Water regularly until the seedlings are ready to be potted on.

Potting:

• Before potting, water plants well and allow to drain.
• Choose new containers that are clean, have good drainage and enough space for root growth.
• Put the plant in the new container and fill the space with new compost.
• Water well and allow to drain.

Take Cuttings:

• Fill a pot or tray with compost and firm gently.
• Prepare the cutting according to the specific needs of the plant.
• Generally, removing the bottom leaves and creating a sloping cut in the stem close to the joint will make a good cutting.
• Make a hole in the compost with a dibber or pencil, place the cutting in the hole and firm the compost around it.
• Place in a warm spot away from direct sunlight.

Container & Hanging Baskets:

• Line the basket and fill with compost. Plant with trailing plants around the outside the upright plants in the middle.
• Water well.

Jack’s tips:

• Re-seal the bag after you’ve used it.
• Store in a dry, frost-free place away from weedkillers and other chemicals.
• Not suitable for ericaceous (lime-hating) plants.
• Wear gloves before handling.