● It is a mix of imported peat moss, coconut powder and agricultural waste materials after substrate treatment, with a scientific ratio. It is free of harmful pathogenic bacteria, worm eggs, grass seeds or pollution to the environment.

● This substrate enjoys good permeability and loose density, which is good for root growth of the Spathiphyllum plants.

● This substrate promotes plant growth thanks to its moderate pH value, richness in organic matter and added appropriate amount of starter fertilizer.

● Fill 1/3 of the pot with soil.

● Put in seedling and pour substrate with a distance of 2cm from the top edge and then press it gently.

● Water the substrate slowly and thoroughly until water flows from the bottom of the cultivation media.

● Provide appropriate shading for seedling recovering based on the quality of the transplanted seedlings and follow regular cultivation operations after 3-5 days.

● During storage, the substrate shall be stored in a cool and airy place and kept out of the sun for fear that the effect of moistening agent in the substrate will be affected.

● If the substrate is too dry, wet it until the state that when it is crumpled in hand, water between fingers do not drop down. Then the substrate can be used.

● Do not press the substrate excessively in transplanting to avoid poor gas permeability. Normally, it would be enough to press it gently with palm for twice.

● Watering shall be done in a careful and slow way until it is watered thoroughly. Flood irrigation shall be avoided.

● Water management shall be adjusted on the basis of different climate conditions.