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Canna Biocanna Bio Terra Plus - 50 Litre

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BIOCANNA Bio Terra Plus is a certified organic growing medium and reduced peat potting blend for soil-style cultivation, built to give plants a stable, root-friendly foundation in containers and gardens.

This reduced peat potting blend is made from high-quality white peat and coco coir, supported by organic bases with no animal-derived materials. The blend is designed to deliver the physical feel growers look for in a premium potting mix: a balanced structure that stays workable, holds moisture effectively, and still drains cleanly. The coco coir component also serves as a sustainable alternative to peat while keeping the substrate light and responsive around the roots.

Bio Terra Plus is built for an oxygen-rich, well-drained structure. It features increased water-holding capacity alongside improved drainage properties, creating a well-aerated substrate that supports faster rooting and a more active root zone. The mix includes unsteamed coco fiber, which helps preserve an ideal physical structure for plant roots. That structure also supports better nutrient holding capacity, helping keep essential minerals available in the root environment.

A core advantage of this certified organic growing medium is its plant-based nutrition built into the substrate. Bio Terra Plus only contains organic fertilizers of plant origin, described as becoming available according to the plant’s dynamics, so plants begin with an optimal amount of nutrition. It is also described as providing a well-balanced nitrogen ratio, supporting steady early development without turning the medium into a harsh or unstable starting point.

For growers who care about consistency, Bio Terra Plus is described as pH balanced, with extended liming that supports a stable and predictable soil pH over time. That predictable pH environment helps keep nutrients more evenly available, which matters when you want reliable growth without constant swings in the root zone. The formulation is also described as being made without bark fines, reducing reliance on an ingredient CANNA associates with fungus gnat attraction.

BIOCANNA Bio Terra Plus is a practical fit for growers looking for a certified organic growing medium for vegetables, fruiting plants, and flowering plants, especially when you want a perlite-free potting mix with strong air-to-water balance, clean drainage, and a stable root environment from the start.

Product benefits: Organic Medium; Air-Water Balance; pH Stability; Plant-Based Feed; Indoor; Outdoor; Flowering Stage; Vegetative Stage; Soilless; Organic.

Derived from: White Peat; Coconut Coir; Organic Components.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why is coconut coir important for plant growth?

Coconut coir is important because it holds water while still keeping roots oxygenated, creating a more stable root zone that supports faster, healthier growth, and it’s unique compared to similar media because it combines soil-like moisture buffering with more controllable, predictable nutrient and drainage behavior.

Why does white peat sometimes make plants look thirsty even when the pot feels heavy?

White peat can hold a lot of water, but if it dries too far it can repel water and create dry pockets while other parts stay soaked, so roots can’t drink evenly. This is unique because white peat’s fibrous structure buffers moisture well when evenly hydrated, yet it can cause uneven wetting and pH-related uptake issues if managed poorly.

Why do organic components sometimes make a plant look hungry even when the soil is rich?

Organic components can hold plenty of nutrient potential, but many of those nutrients only become available when moisture, oxygen, and biology are in balance, so a plant can look hungry if release and uptake are slowed. This is unique because organic components change over time and rely on cycling, unlike inert or mineral materials that deliver nutrients in a more immediate, predictable way.

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