AROID MIX | Substrate for Monstera, Philodendron & more

Application of Aroid soil

Using the mix is easy! Start by removing as much of the old soil as possible. Gently squeeze the pot while holding it sideways to loosen the plant. Rinse the roots under lukewarm tap water to remove any remaining debris.

Also, trim off any dead leaves that may still be on the plant. Now your plant is ready for fresh aroid soil. Add a small layer of aroid soil to the bottom of the pot.

Place the plant in the pot and slowly add aroid soil to the sides to fill the pot. Make sure the transition from the roots to the plant remains just below the soil level. This soil is especially suitable for Monstera and other aroid plants.

Lightly pat the aroid soil to firm it. Remember to water the mix thoroughly after repotting, as this helps the mix and the roots establish.

How Aroid Soil Works

Based on years of experience in caring for aroid plants, Sybotanica has developed the perfect formula. Aroid soil contains plenty of worm castings, which promote microbial life in the soil. Worm castings are rich in nutrients that are released slowly, so your plant never burns.

The Aroid soil allows the strong roots of the Aroid plants to access the oxygen they need for healthy growth. The high proportion of perlite and coco soil helps with this. Coco soil is an excellent, sustainable base that doesn't compact and retains water longer without becoming too wet. This allows you to wait longer before watering your Aroid plant again.

SYBASoil is hand-mixed weekly in our greenhouse by people with disabilities to ensure freshness. This coconut-based mix contains 0% peat and only organic nutrients. It's ready-to-use and ensures quick repotting with great results. The added activated carbon prevents root rot, mold, and other contaminants from harming your beloved plants.

Aroid soil has been tested and appreciated by hundreds of plant lovers for standard aroids as well as rare and exotic species, with excellent results. For sustainable and easy repotting, this Aroid soil is the best choice. Thick roots and healthy plants are just a bag away.

The original habitat of the Araceae

Aroid plants originate from tropical rainforests, where humidity is high. They thrive in well-drained, airy soils that are often consistently moist. Rainforest soil is rich in nutrients from composted organic matter.

Care of Araceae

Most aroids prefer a moderate amount of water. Allow the top 5 cm of soil to dry out between waterings. Stick your finger into the soil to test if the soil can tolerate water. Because they are tropical, they prefer higher humidity.

These plants require a normal amount of fertilizer and grow particularly well when paired with a moss pole, which mimics their natural rainforest habitat, where they climb trees, rocks, and other objects. They prefer indirect sunlight and thrive particularly well in bathrooms, where humidity is generally higher.

Contents: 5 liters