Because peat moss offers so many benefits, it has been utilized as a soil amendment for a very long time. It relaxes the soil structure and enhances drainage in clay and heavy soils that compact readily. Peat moss aids in the retention of nutrients and moisture for plant roots in sandy soil. It gives the thin, barren patches of your lawn more support. One of the many advantages that Peat Moss Substrate "Plantatorf" offers to your grass is better aeration. It’s almost 95% organic content enriches the soil of your grass with nutrients. Peat moss lacks the rich nutrients that a garden needs to thrive, in contrast to compost. Soil deficient in nutrients not only impacts plant development but also modifies the inherent ecology of the soil. Peat moss, pine bark, and either perlite or vermiculite (to create air space) make up the majority of potting soil that you purchase. As potting mix, you can use plain peat moss; just watch out not to water it too much. After irrigation, peat moss by itself can remain moist for an extended period of time. According to Epic Gardening, peat moss's sterile environment is ideal for producing plump, flavorful tomatoes. Plantatorf peat moss potting mix promotes robust root growth in the seedlings. To make the dry material more manageable and to allow the tomatoes' roots to grow, break it up into large bits.