Terra Mix 100% Bio PEV Nutrients 50L – Premium Organic All Mix Soil

Terra Mix 100% Bio PEV Nutrients is the definitive organic substrate designed to simplify your life and skyrocket your yields, offering a perfectly balanced medium that feeds your plants for a full month. This 50-liter bag isn't just dirt; it's a biologically active ecosystem composed of sphagnum peat, coconut fiber, worm humus, and perlite, engineered to provide the perfect air-to-water ratio and guarantee a stress-free harvest.

Do you feel overwhelmed trying to figure out the perfect soil recipe for your crop?

It’s a common headache. You buy peat here, perlite there, try to guess the right amount of worm castings, and end up with a muddy mess that suffocates your roots or a mix so hot it burns your seedlings. The consequence is frustration, wasted money, and seeing your plants struggle to survive instead of thriving, leaving you with the feeling that you just don't have a "green thumb."

Terra Mix 100% Bio eliminates that uncertainty completely. We have done the heavy lifting for you, creating a scientifically balanced formula with an EC of 2.2 and pH of 6.5. It follows a clear, phase-based path that guarantees your plants have exactly what they need, when they need it, turning the complex art of soil mixing into a simple "pour and grow" experience.

Phase 1: Preparing the ground

Before you even open the bag, you need to ensure your environment is ready to receive this high-performance soil. Since this is a living substrate, the conditions in your grow room are vital for the microorganisms to thrive.

• Check your space: Ensure your Grow tents are clean and disinfected to prevent pests from colonizing your new fresh soil.
• Calculate the volume: One 50L bag typically fills about four to five 11-liter pots. Do the math so you don't run short halfway through.
• Temperature check: Store the bag at room temperature (around 20°C) for a few hours before use if it was stored in a cold warehouse, to avoid shocking the roots.

Phase 2: Setting up the product

Now it's time to get your hands dirty. The substrate comes compacted to save shipping space, so "waking it up" is crucial for restoring its airy structure.

1. Fluff it up: Pour the Terra Mix onto a clean tarp or large tray. Break up any clumps with your hands until the texture is loose and fluffy.
2. Fill the containers: We recommend using fabric containers like Tex Pot Pots to maximize the aeration benefits of the perlite and coco fiber included in the mix.
3. Don't compact it: Fill the pots to the rim but do not press the soil down hard. You want to maintain those oxygen pockets for the roots.
4. Initial watering: Water the soil lightly before planting until it's moist but not soaking wet. This activates the microbial life immediately.

Phase 3: Use / growing step by step

This is where the magic happens. Since Terra Mix is an "All Mix" style substrate, your job during the first few weeks is incredibly simple.

1. Planting: Place your germinated seed or clone into the moist soil.
2. Water only: For the first 3 to 4 weeks, you only need to water with pH-balanced water. The soil contains enough NPK (Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Potassium) and micronutrients for the vegetative stage.
3. Watch the leaves: Healthy, deep green leaves indicate the nutrients are being absorbed correctly. The leonardite in the mix helps with this uptake.
4. Transition to bloom: Around week 4 or 5, or when you switch to flowering, the initial nutrients will deplete. This is your signal to start adding liquid fertilizers.
5. Avoid overwatering: The coconut fiber holds moisture well. Lift the pot to check its weight before watering again.
6. Monitor runoff: If you see salt buildup (white crust) on the pots, flush with plain water, although the organic nature of this mix minimizes this risk.

Phase 4: Closing, maintenance and learnings

Once you harvest, the life of this soil doesn't have to end immediately, but you need to manage it correctly. If you plan to reuse it, you must remove the old root ball and treat the soil with enzymes to break down dead organic matter.

Take note of how many weeks the nutrients lasted for your specific strain. Some hungry Sativas might need food by week 3, while slow Indicas might go 5 weeks. This data is gold for your next run with Soil For Cannabis, allowing you to dial in your feeding schedule perfectly.

Advantages of following this flow instead of improvising

• Consistency: Every pot has the exact same nutrient profile, ensuring an even canopy.
• Fewer silly mistakes: By not having to mix fertilizers in the first month, you eliminate the risk of early nutrient burn.
• More control: You know exactly when the soil runs out of food, giving you full control over the flowering feed.
• Mastery: You stop guessing and start growing with precision.
• Root Health: The guaranteed structure prevents root rot, a common issue with improvised soil mixes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to add perlite to Terra Mix 100% Bio?

No, it already comes with 5g/L of perlite mixed in, which is the optimal ratio for drainage and aeration. Adding more might make it dry out too fast.

Can I use this soil for seedlings?

Yes, but be careful. It has an EC of 2.2, which is potent. For very sensitive strains, you might want to put a small core of light soil in the center for the seedling to start in before its roots hit the rich Terra Mix.

How long until I need to add liquid nutrients?

Typically, the nutrients in the soil last for the first 4 weeks of growth. After that, you should start your liquid feeding schedule.

Is it suitable for autoflowering plants?

Absolutely. In fact, for many fast autos, this soil provides almost everything they need for their entire vegetative cycle, meaning you might only need to add bloom boosters later on.

Personal Experience of Pevgrow’s CEO (Alan)

"I've tested dozens of substrates over the years, and honestly, the convenience of Terra Mix 100% Bio is hard to beat. I organize my phases by using this soil specifically for my repotting before flowering. I used to make the mistake of feeding my plants too early when using hot soils like this, resulting in 'clawed' leaves."

"Now, I trust the process: I transplant into Terra Mix, give them just water and root stimulator for a month, and the growth is explosive. It allows me to relax and focus on training the plants rather than mixing nutrient solutions every day. If you want a hassle-free organic crop, this is the way to go."