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Product description Sphagnum Soběslav Soil for Graves 40 l
| Manufacturer | Rašelina Soběslav a.s |
| Packaging | 108pal |
- Initial soil on the gravesite should be fertilized with combined mineral fertilizer at a rate of 20 g per 1 m2.
- In this adjusted soil, you can plant flowers (if you want to decorate the gravesite with them).
- Then cover the entire area with 2-3 cm of soil for graves. Carefully level it.
Storage
The product must be stored in a protected location to prevent deterioration of its properties. Best in the original packaging in areas protected from climatic effects. Store the product separately from food and feed. Keep out of reach of children.
| Manufacturer | Rašelina Soběslav a.s |
| Packaging | 108pal |
Health and safety at work: Do not eat, drink, or smoke while working. Use protective gloves. After work, wash hands with water and soap, and treat with a repairing cream.
First aid: If in eyes, rinse immediately and thoroughly with running clean water. If on skin, quickly rinse with plenty of water and then wash with water and soap. If accidentally ingested, drink 0.5 l of water immediately. In more severe cases, seek medical attention if ingested or eyes are affected.
| Manufacturer | Rašelina Soběslav a.s |
| Packaging | 108pal |
The soil for graves is a special soil of very dark color for covering grave areas or other spots in cemeteries. The soil is made by sorting, crushing, and mixing horticultural and composted sphagnum (it is permissible to partially replace sphagnum with high-quality composted tree bark), mineral combined fertilizer with trace elements, and finely ground dolomitic lime.
- The dark color gives the areas where it is layered a somber appearance and a respectful atmosphere of the environment in which it is located.
| Manufacturer | Rašelina Soběslav a.s |
| Packaging | 108pal |
The soil for graves is a special soil of very dark color for covering grave areas or other spots in cemeteries. The soil is made by sorting, crushing, and mixing horticultural and composted sphagnum (it is permissible to partially replace sphagnum with high-quality composted tree bark), mineral combined fertilizer with trace elements, and finely ground dolomitic lime.
- The dark color gives the areas where it is layered a somber appearance and a respectful atmosphere of the environment in which it is located.
