Wool pellets Wolterra
The wool pellets, made from 100% sheep's wool, are a powerful and sustainable addition to the garden. These pellets are rich in essential nutrients, including 10.8% nitrogen, 1.4% phosphate, 1.2% magnesium, and 5.2% potassium, which contribute to healthy plant growth.
Sheep's wool can absorb up to three times its own weight in water, allowing the wool pellets to retain moisture for a long time and gradually release it into the soil. This ensures that plants stay hydrated, while nutrients are gradually released.
In addition, wool pellets improve soil structure, making the soil airier and allowing roots to grow and breathe better. The active period is 6-8 months, after which the wool is digested by soil organisms and improves the soil structure. Wool pellets transform sheep's wool waste into a circular fertilizer, promoting the development of new plant life.
Our wool pellets can be used for, among other things:
- circular fertilizer and soil improver for ornamental and garden plants;
- controlling slugs;
- your garden or vegetable garden.
Application and dosage recommendations on the packaging.
How our price is structured
- Care of sheep/goats: €0.50
- Materials: €3.85
- Production: €2.1
- Operating costs: €2.88
- VAT: €2.42
By purchasing an item from us, you invest in research, materials, and machinery for knowledge transfer and awareness in the chain of fair, local wool.
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Origin
Where the wool begins.
Our wool originates in the Dutch landscape.
Wind, rain, and open land shape the fiber even before a thread is spun.
Fiber
The nature of wool
After shearing, the wool is carefully selected.
The properties of the fiber ultimately determine the structure, warmth, and feel of the knit.
yarn
The foundation of every knit.
The wool is spun into yarn.
This forms the basis for a knit that combines strength, softness, and resilience.
Knit
Designed from wool.
Only now does the wool take its shape. Not the other way around. The properties of the yarn determine how the knit feels, wears, and protects.
Many years of experience
Built to last.
A good knit gets better with every wear. Designed to be a staple in your wardrobe, season after season.