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GREEN24

Grapevine Compost

For planting your vines in a suitable growing medium

  • With lava, clay, sand and perlite
  • Contains starter nutrients for the initial period after planting
  • Ready to use for grapevines (Vitis)
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SKU: Weinrebenerde10 EAN: 4251072307320

10 litres

Simple application

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  • With lava, clay, sand and perlite
  • For the labelled plants and growing situations
  • Product-specific declaration and repotting guide

At a glance

Grapevine Compost

Ready-to-use growing medium for potting and planting grapevines

Use
Grapevines

For potting and planting, including containers or trellises.

Contents
10 litres

Ready to use; match the amount to the space around the root ball.

Mix
Organic & mineral

With peat, lava, clay, forestry materials, sand and perlite.

Initial supply
Pre-fertilised

The label specifies supplementary feeding after 4–6 weeks.

Follow the product label.

Easy application

Ready to use for rooted grapevines. Plan the container, support and drainage together.

  1. Prepare root space

    Choose a stable draining container or suitable garden soil.

  2. Position the vine

    Maintain root-ball depth and keep the graft union above the compost.

  3. Water and tie in

    Water slowly, allow drainage and tie shoots loosely to their support.

The compost is pre-fertilised. Its label specifies feeding after 4–6 weeks; account for growth, season and other nutrient inputs.

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Product information

ApplicationFor potting and planting grapevines.

Ready-to-use compost. Provide clear drainage holes in containers; in the garden, assess soil conditions and nutrients already available.

Begin supplementary feeding after 4–6 weeks. Allow for season, actual growth and other nutrient inputs.

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PropertiesProduct characteristics and guidance

Label ingredients: slightly to strongly decomposed raised-bog peat; rock (lava); raw clay; forestry plant materials (wood fibres and bark humus); naturally derived sand; perlite; calcium carbonate and NPK(Mg) fertiliser with trace nutrients.

Wetting agents aid rewetting. Perlite contribute to air and water conditions. The mix contains peat; clear drainage holes and appropriate watering remain necessary.

Ingredient typesIngredient types without quantities, proportions or nutrient values.

Supplementary care and product information. This does not replace the declaration on the original packaging.

  • Label ingredients: slightly to strongly decomposed raised-bog peat; rock (lava); raw clay; forestry plant materials (wood fibres and bark humus); naturally derived sand; perlite; calcium carbonate and NPK(Mg) fertiliser with trace nutrients.

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Pairs well with

Selected additions for your plant care.

GREEN24 · Product knowledge

Grapevine compost explained

Ready-to-use growing medium for potting and planting grapevines

Consider the root zone and plant together

Plant example for Grapevine Compost

The appropriate growing conditions

For potting and planting grapevines.

Check the root ball and container

Maintain root-ball depth and keep the graft union above the compost.

Handle roots carefully

The compost is pre-fertilised. Its label specifies feeding after 4–6 weeks; account for growth, season and other nutrient inputs.

Application

For potting and planting grapevines.

Ready-to-use compost. Provide clear drainage holes in containers; in the garden, assess soil conditions and nutrients already available.

Begin supplementary feeding after 4–6 weeks. Allow for season, actual growth and other nutrient inputs.

Properties & ingredients
Original texture view of Grapevine Compost

Peat, mineral ingredients and forestry materials.

Label ingredients: slightly to strongly decomposed raised-bog peat; rock (lava); raw clay; forestry plant materials (wood fibres and bark humus); naturally derived sand; perlite; calcium carbonate and NPK(Mg) fertiliser with trace nutrients.

Wetting agents aid rewetting. Perlite contribute to air and water conditions. The mix contains peat; clear drainage holes and appropriate watering remain necessary.

Ingredient types

Ingredient types without quantities, proportions or nutrient values.

Supplementary care and product information. This does not replace the declaration on the original packaging.

  • Label ingredients: slightly to strongly decomposed raised-bog peat; rock (lava); raw clay; forestry plant materials (wood fibres and bark humus); naturally derived sand; perlite; calcium carbonate and NPK(Mg) fertiliser with trace nutrients.

Root space for your grapevine

Original 10-litre bag of GREEN24 grapevine growing medium.

Fresh compost for your vine

The original bag contains 10 litres of ready-to-use growing medium for potting and planting grapevines. Measure the empty space around the existing root ball; initial fertiliser counts towards later nutrition.

Whether on a trellis or in a container, plan soil, drainage and support together. This compost is ready to use for potting and planting grapevines.

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Compost & root conditions

The mix combines organic and mineral ingredients with initial fertiliser. The complete declaration is collected once in the product information.

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Repotting: the complete sequence

Grapevine with lobed leaves and blue grapes on a wooden trellis.

Continue growing on the trellis

The garden scene shows an established vine with leaves, tendrils and grapes. After planting, open shoot training, monitored root-ball moisture and appropriate nutrition support continued growth.

Eight illustrated steps show moving a rooted potted vine. Pay particular attention to its graft union and future shoot support.

  1. Check the vine and timing

    Use a rooted potted vine for this illustrated sequence. In spring before vigorous new growth, the root space is easy to assess; protect leafy young stock when frost threatens.

    This sequence covers repotting. Bare-root grafted vines need planting preparation appropriate to their delivery form.

  2. Plan a stable container

    Choose adequate root space, a stable pot and a strong support. The vine will develop more leaf area and catch more wind as it grows.

    Check the support anchoring independently of a thin nursery cane. The container needs clear drainage holes.

  3. Check the outlet

    Water must leave freely. Inspect bottom holes, the standing surface and any saucer.

    The drawing shows one possible arrangement with coarse material and fleece. A bottom layer cannot replace open holes or appropriate watering.

  4. Release the root ball carefully

    Moisten the root ball first if needed. Ease off the pot and support the vine by its root ball; do not use delicate tendrils or green shoots as handles.

    Gently loosen only densely circling roots at the edge. Preserve healthy fine roots and the integrity of the existing root ball.

  5. Check depth and graft union

    Add a little compost and test the root-ball position. Keep its original surface level and leave a watering rim clear.

    On grafted vines, keep the visible graft union above the compost. Do not bury it or constrict it with ties.

  6. Fill around the root ball

    Add grapevine compost around the sides in portions. Hold the vine steady and firm the mix only lightly.

    Close gaps without compressing the root zone hard. Keep the trunk and planned shoot support stable.

  7. Water slowly

    Gradually moisten the root ball and new compost. Match the amount to existing moisture and container size, allowing drainage below.

    Empty the saucer after drainage. Tie the trunk and selected shoots loosely to suitable support.

  8. Follow the new growth

    Watch root-ball moisture and new shoots after repotting. Acclimatise gradually to an unfamiliar sunny position and check ties regularly.

    Fertiliser is already included. The label specifies supplementary feeding after 4–6 weeks, matched to growth, season and other nutrition.

Aftercare →

After planting

Check root-ball moisture

Fresh compost and the old root ball may dry at different rates. Check both, especially in sun and beneath roof overhangs.

Train shoots loosely

Guide new growth onto the trellis early. Ties must not cut in as stems thicken; maintain airflow between leaves and grapes.

Coordinate supplementary feed

After 4–6 weeks, assess further feeding according to the label. A dormant vine does not need regular nutrition like an actively growing container plant.

Grapevine Repotting Set

Consider the whole position

Compost cannot replace a stable support, a sunny position or appropriate pruning. Yellow leaves and low yields can have several causes.

Peat and fertiliser are included. Sensitive seed propagation or specialised hydroponics require different growing conditions.

Get to know Vitis

The plant profile connects key facts, a seasonal calendar and pruning with choosing suitable varieties and retail forms.

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Plant view for Grapevine Compost
PLANTS A–Z

Grapevine Compost in the plant guide

Explore position, root space and care for the actual plant.

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Measuring fertiliser concentrate
PRACTICAL ADVICE

What limits plant growth

Consider light, water, roots and nutrients together.

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Quick answers before you buy (FAQ)

Which vines is this compost intended for?

It is intended for potting and planting grapevines. Consider the variety, rootstock, container and existing garden soil when choosing it.

Is this compost peat-free?

No. The label lists raised-bog peat alongside lava, clay, forestry materials, sand and perlite. The full ingredients and measured values are collected in the product information.

When should I start supplementary feeding?

The label specifies 4–6 weeks. Account for growth, season and other nutrient inputs; the fertiliser chosen later has its own dilution rate.

Should the graft union be buried?

No. On a grafted vine, keep the graft union above the compost surface. Do not sink the existing root ball just to make a long trunk look shorter.

Does specialist compost replace assessing garden soil?

No. A persistently waterlogged or compacted site does not automatically become suitable after adding some compost to the planting hole. Good garden soil may need no additional improvement.

Is there a quantity price for several bags?

The prices displayed in the purchase area apply.

Safety and storage

Safety instructions

Keep out of reach of children and pets. Not for consumption. Avoid raising dust when filling and wash hands after use.

Product GPSR safety information

Storage

Store sheltered from the weather in a dark place.

Protect from drying out, waterlogging and direct sunlight. Seal opened bags tightly and use promptly.

Manufacturer / company placing the product on the market

GREEN24 GmbH
Am Neggenborn 125
44892 Bochum, Germany
info@green24.de
www.green24.de

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