terracult is an exhibitor at the International Plant Fair IPM, which will take place this year in Essen, Germany from January 24th to 27th. It is the world's leading trade fair for horticulture with around 60,000 visitors from over 90 nations.
Come visit us at our booth D 011 in Hall 2.
1,500 exhibitors from over 40 countries are awaiting you at the fair with future-oriented product ideas, novelties and trends that cover the entire green industry.
We at terracult are looking forward to this international gathering as well as to interesting discussions and an active exchange of experiences. We hope to give you a few new suggestions for your business or customers.
Should you not be able to attend the fair, we wish you a good and successful season in 2012.
Together with Medeya Kommunikation, we have restructured our website with lots of information regarding peat and peat substrates. We hope you enjoy our posts and that you will also find the information useful. We welcome criticism and suggestions. Please write to us should you have questions or if important topics are missing.
What substrate is most suitable for Cyclamen, Primula or for organic herbs? What does the substrate mixture TC 4 consist of? These questions and many other issues are answered in our practical and handy plant guides, which highlight approximately 40 different plants in the form of a 30-page brochure. The plant guides are currently available in German, English, Spanish and Russian. Request your personal copy.
At the international fair Hortus Hungaricus in September 2010 in Szigetszentmiklós near Budapest, the best mini gardens from a national initiative for children were awarded prizes. Kindergarteners throughout Hungary designed their own mini gardens with love and creativity in 100 x 60 x 15 cm wooden boxes filled with donated terracult substrate. More pictures and information about this unique activity can be obtained by writing to 
Welcome to terracult at the international plant fair IPM in Essen, Germany from January 25 - 28, 2011. This trade fair is the meeting point for the green sector. With over 1,500 exhibitors from 43 countries and 57,000 visitors from the industry from 94 countries (2010), this is the largest horticultural event at the start of the 2011 season.
Again the Terracult booth in Amsterdam has attracted many interested visitors from all over the world. We thank all vistors and customers for the good prospects discussions.
Well frozen black peat with the unique effect of "mellowness due to frost" has a high pore volume, a high exchange capacity and stronger pH buffering than white peat. The most important product is substrate for pressed pots used for growing vegetables. Black peat is ideally suitable for this because of its good ability to be processed using machines. Terracult offers tray substrate and different potting substrates with a percentage of black peat. Black/white peat substrates stand out due to the higher water holding capacity and lower water transpiration when compared to white peat. This is just one advantage that our customers located in the climatically warmer regions with high summer temperatures particularly value.
The best peat raw materials are of course the basis for good substrate mixtures. For the first time, terracult offers a full assortment for all areas of horticulture. As a service for our customers and partners, we have described the entire product range in new, standardized data sheets. The data sheets can be downloaded free of charge in many different languages in the download section on our internet page.
At the International Plant Fair IPM 2010 in Essen, terracult presents its new booth display for the first time and launches a new quality campaign. Terracult is the only well-known, independent company that always buys the best raw materials for its partners in the place where the best raw materials are located. As we compare peat sods with gold bars in our visual message, we are saying the following: We are looking for the gold of the season for our partners. And for our partners, this means obtaining consistent quality at the highest standard and thus more reliability in the further production process of substrates.