Pumice

Pumice – Drainage

Pumice is a porous, cloudy-dark, glassy volcanic rock. It is formed during the eruption of a volcano, as a result of the eruption and rapid solidification of acid lavas.

Porosity of pumice reaches 80%.

Used for plants that require better drainage and air circulation.

has a neutral pH.

Pumice also absorbs excess moisture so that the roots do not rot.

In addition, pumice stone improves aeration and stimulates mycorrhizal growth.

Pumice stone is a natural, unprocessed organic product that does not decompose and does not crumble.