Tui Vegetable Mix
Whether your vege patch is bursting with salad greens for summer barbeques, or carrots and leeks for hearty winter soups, nothing beats the satisfaction of ‘growing your own'. Tui Vegetable Mix is a high quality natural-based planting mix containing the right blend of nutrients to provide your veges with the best possible start and sustained growth throughout the season.
Use in your garden beds, pots and containers, and you'll be harvesting a bumper crop of homegrown veges in no time. Follow our 3 step Vegetable Growing Guide >
This bag is recyclable through the soft plastics recycling scheme, it just needs to be clean and dry. Learn how to clean and dry your Tui growing media bags here.
Benefits
- Sheep pellets to condition your soil and encourage earthworm activity.
- Starter fertiliser provides instant nutrients and prevents transplant shock.
- Suitable for all vegetable types.
- 100% weed free.
- Packaging contains recycled plastic.
- Suitable for use in garden beds, pots and containers.
Directions for use
Directions for planting in garden beds
- Water plants thoroughly before planting and allow to drain.
- Add a layer of Tui Vegetable Mix to the planting area.
- Dig a hole, approximately twice the depth and width of the root ball of your plant.
- Gently loosen the root ball of your plant and position the plant in the centre of the hole.
- Fill in with Tui Vegetable Mix.
- Press soil gently around the base of the plant.
- Water your plant well and continue to water regularly.
Directions for potting plants
- Water plants thoroughly before potting and allow to drain.
- Half fill your container with Tui Vegetable Mix.
- Gently take the plant from the current container, loosen the root ball and remove any loose or dead plant material and roots.
- Position the plant in the centre of the new container and fill with Tui Vegetable Mix up to 3cm from the top.
- Gently firm mix around the base of the plant. The mix should be at the same level on the plant as it was in the previous container.
- Water your plant well and continue to water regularly.
Write a review
Tui Vegetable Mix reviews
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First time for me to add this veggie mix into my current soil. The rock melon seedlings, beets and red onions are very happy with this mix after 3 weeks since.
Maggie
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I love Tui guides, excellent down to earth advice and hints. Thank you
Lee HIGGINS
Tui Compost
Tui Compost is the natural garden ingredient - the staple in every Kiwi shed! Healthy, conditioned soil is essential to get the most from your plants.
Tui Compost adds nutrient-rich organic matter to replenish your soil with nutrients used during the growing season. The combination of organic matter, blood and bone and gypsum will: help break up heavy or clay soil; improve drainage in compacted soil; and increase water holding capacity in sandy soil. It also increases microbial activity, and encourages earthworms - a gardener's best friend!
This bag is recyclable through the soft plastics recycling scheme, it just needs to be clean and dry. Learn how to clean and dry your Tui growing media bags here.
Tui Vegetable Food
Whether your vege patch is bursting with salad greens for summer barbecues, or carrots and leeks for hearty winter soups, nothing beats the satisfaction of ‘growing your own’.
Tui Vegetable Food is a rich formulation of fertilisers including dolomite lime, and blood & bone. It is designed to encourage healthy vegetable growth and microbial and earthworm activity in the soil.
Use in your garden beds, and you'll be harvesting a bumper crop of delicious homegrown veges this season.
Leek Growing Guide
The soft, sweet onion-like flavour of leeks is quite magical. Whether leeks are served on their own or added to soups, stews or stir-fries. Leeks differ from onions in that they don’t form large, round blubs; instead, the base of a leek is a series of leaves that sits above and below the ground.
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