Peat Growing Media for Cannabis
With decades of expertise in peat substrate development, we provide cannabis producers with the control and consistency required for professional cultivation.
Our peat-based growing media are available in compressed bales, loose-fill, and pre-filled grow bags to fit different production systems. Each formulation is developed to maintain structural integrity and support efficient irrigation practices throughout the crop cycle.
Options with AGTIV® biologicals integrate beneficial microorganisms directly into the growing media, supporting early root development and nutrient uptake.
At Premier Tech, the company behind PRO-MIX® and AGTIV®, we stand out as a North American leader in peat moss-based growing media. With our network of bogs and processing facilities, we maintain a steady supply of consistent, high-quality peat.
Consistency you can work with
From selection to blending, peat is processed to deliver a stable structure with the right balance of air and water. That consistency helps create a more predictable root zone, making irrigation easier to manage and supporting uniform cannabis crop development.
Designed for different production needs
Different crops and cultivation strategies require different root-zone characteristics. That’s why PRO-MIX® peat-based growing media are developed in a range of formulations with varying levels of air porosity, drainage, and water retention to support different production goals and growing environments.
Responsibly sourced
Our peat comes from bogs certified under the Veriflora – Responsibly Managed Peatlands Program, supporting responsible management practices over the long term.
“The dry back, the pH, it was perfect. Within weeks, we had thick, dark green mothers, no burn, no deficiencies.”
Jordan Webster, Lead Cultivator - Boone Farms
“PRO-MIX® allows our plants to fully express their genetic potential, resulting in a depth of flavor and aroma that sets our flowers apart.”
Mitchell Alswiti, CEO - Purplefarm Genetics
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