Gulf Perlite (100 Liter) bag - UAE imported

Gulf Perlite (پرلائٹ) is a lightweight, sterile, and inert soil additive used to improve drainage, aeration, and root development in all types of plants. It’s made from heat-expanded volcanic glass and is free from pests, salts, and organic matter.

This clean, ready-to-use perlite is ideal for pots, garden beds, seed trays, grow bags, succulents, and hydroponics. Whether you're growing vegetables, flowers, or houseplants, it helps create the right balance of moisture and air in the soil — especially in Pakistan’s heavy or water-retentive soils.

Benefits:

• Improves Drainage: Helps prevent soggy soil and root rot in containers or beds
• Enhances Root Aeration: Keeps soil loose so roots grow stronger and healthier
• Clean & Sterile: Free from dust, pests, and weed seeds — suitable for all plant types
• Versatile Use: Works well in seed starting, potting soil mixes, and hydroponic setups
• Ideal for Pakistani Conditions: Great for clay-heavy soils, overwatered pots, and humid climates

How to Use Gulf Perlite

1. For Potting Mixes:

• Mix 1 part perlite with 2 parts soil or cocopeat
  
• Use for chillies, tomatoes, mint, coriander, houseplants, or flowering pots

2. For Seed Starting:

• Add 20–30% perlite to your seed-starting mix
  
• Improves air flow and prevents fungus in moist trays

3. For Soil Conditioning:

• Mix into clay-heavy garden beds or raised beds
  
• Use 25–30% perlite to loosen compacted soils and help water drain faster

4. For Succulents & Cactus Mixes:

• Use 40–50% perlite with sandy or cactus soil for fast-draining setup

5. For Hydroponics:

• Fill net pots or trays with pure perlite or mix with coco husk chips
  
• Helps anchor roots and retains just enough moisture for hydroponic crops

FAQs – Perlite for Gardening

What makes Gulf Perlite better than regular perlite?
Gulf Perlite is clean, consistent, and sterile — no dust, no pests, and perfect for all plants.

Can I use it alone for growing plants?
No — perlite should be mixed with compost, cocopeat, or soil. It doesn’t hold nutrients on its own.

Is it good for vegetables?
Yes — it’s ideal for tomatoes, chillies, spinach, or any plant needing well-drained soil.

Can I use it in lawns or large beds?
Yes — mix into clay soil to improve drainage and avoid soggy patches or fungal growth.

Is it reusable?
Yes — just rinse and reuse when repotting. It doesn’t break down like compost or cocopeat.

💡 Tip:

For rooftop pots and small grow bags, use perlite to avoid root rot and overwatering, especially during Pakistan’s monsoon or winter fog season.