What Is Liquid Mulch for potted plants?

Liquid Mulch for potted plants is a liquid that easily covers the soil in the pot and around the plant. It dries to form a bio-degradable and decorative film or crust within the first 5 cm or 2 inches of the soil. Also, it is specifically formulated with natural ingredients for the needs of your potted plants. We have Liquid Mulch for your indoor potted plants (this page) and for landscaping your gardens. (This link takes you to a discussion of published, peer reviewed, university studies about Liquid Mulch on this website.)

You get healthier plants with less effort because:

  1. it allows water and air to reach the roots,

  2. it contains beneficial microbes that help the roots absorb the nutrients because potting soils are sterile,

  3. it helps keep the soil in place and,

  4. it helps you conserve water. That means that you need to water less often. University studies and commercial growers have shown that you will save about 45% water.

  5. Plants grow up to 26% taller with stems 50% larger than plants that were not treated with anything

A bottle of red Liquid Mulch for potted plants being poured onto an elephant ear plant in a grey pot
Try a bottle of Liquid Mulch for Potted Plants

When it is used with potted plants. even if the pot is toppled over, the earth and plant will not fall out. This helps you keep your property and your house clean.

Another important feature of Liquid Mulch for Potted Plants is that it prevents insects from burrowing into the soil while the pot is kept outside. Many people have expressed how happy they were that they did not bring insects back into the house when they brought their house plants back in after the summer season.

Liquid Mulch for Potted Plants also contains important and beneficial microbes. These microbes are released each time you water your plants and they help keep the plants healthy because they help the plant better use the nutrients that are in the soil. To learn more about the role of beneficial microbes click here. (This link takes you to a Penn State University article on their website.) This is important because most potting soils are sterile when you buy them.

bottle of Liquid Mulch for Potted Plants with inserts showing beneficial microbes

How to use Liquid Mulch for potted plants

  • Simply shake gently and pour directly from the bottle onto the soil in the pot

  • Only pour as much product as is needed to cover the surface

  • Make sure that the entire surface is completely covered

  • The product needs to dry completely before it can do it’s job

  • Lastly, watch your plants grow

* Please do not water your plant until the product has completely dried. It usually dries within one day.

Use it on all your potted plants, including those container plants that are kept outside during the summer and are brought in for the winter.

 
 
 

Video showing how to apply Liquid Mulch for Potted Plants

Red Liquid Mulch for Potted Plants on a money tree in a yellow pot
Try a bottle of Liquid Mulch for Potted Plants

What you can expect

You can expect high quality, environmentally friendly products for your home and garden. We are here to assist you in a friendly way and with a positive attitude. Simply call 905 878-2742 or use our contact us form by clicking on the underlined words.

Liquid Mulch for Potted Plants is a new to the world product. You are among the first to enjoy the benefits of using it. What you can expect from Liquid Mulch for Potted Plants is a clean and dry decorative and functional film that will:

  • help your plant grow and stay healthy because it contains beneficial microbes that help the roots absorb nutrients,

  • keep the soil in the pot,

  • let water and air through to the roots,

  • keep insects and weed seeds out of the soil,

  • help you conserve water because it reduces evaporation,

  • biodegrade over time,

  • available in black, brown & red colours, and

  • dry within one day.

Read these published University studies to learn more about it:

Horticultural Research Institute Journal Article

Cornell University Weed Study - Liquid Mulch is discussed on page 16

They open as separate pages within this website.

For larger quantities please visit our industrial site: www.ampolymers.com