Black Peat Moss

White Peat

pH 3–4
Decomposition H1–H3
Organic matter 95% or more

Brown Peat

pH 4–4.5
Decomposition H4
Organic matter 95% or more

Black Peat

pH 4.5–5.5
Decomposition H5–H8
Organic matter 95% or more

Get the exact type and
fraction you need.

You don’t need just any peat – you need the right structure, fraction, and moisture balance for your plants and setup. With agronomy backgrounds and field experience, we understand how peat behaves and what makes a mix dependable. Nothing we supply is random. It’s selected to match what you’re actually growing.

Peat Moss Selection

Let’s help you find the
right peat.
Raw Peat Applications
Use as a peat base
Use raw peat to build a moisture-stable, well-structured base for your growing medium.
Mix your substrates
Combine raw peat with additives to create a substrate that fits your irrigation, container size, and plant needs.
Grow acid-loving plants
Grow blueberries, heathers, and other acid-loving species in naturally low pH peat.
Peat moss variety

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BLACK 1
BLACK 1
Black peat
  • Fraction: 0-5 mm
  • Cultivation in 2-7 cm trays

Fine screened material for producing seedlings, cuttings substrates.

BLACK 2
BLACK 2
Black peat
  • Fraction: 0-7 mm
  • Cultivation in 2-7 cm trays

Fine screened material for producing seedlings, cuttings substrates.

BLACK 3
BLACK 3
Black peat
  • Fraction: 0-20 mm
  • Cultivation in 9-13 cm pots

Medium screened material for producing potting substrates.

BROWN 1
BROWN 1
Brown peat
  • Fraction: 0-5 mm
BROWN 2
BROWN 2
Brown peat
  • Fraction: 0-20 mm
BROWN 3
BROWN 3
Brown peat
  • Fraction: 0-40 mm
WHITE 1
WHITE 1
Milled
  • Fraction: 0–7 mm
  • Cultivation in 2–7 cm trays

Fine screened material for producing seedlings, cuttings substrates.

WHITE 2
WHITE 2
Milled
  • Fraction: 0–7 mm
  • Cultivation in 2–7 cm trays

Fine screened material for producing seedlings, cuttings substrates.

WHITE 3
WHITE 3
Milled
  • Fraction: 0–20 mm
  • Cultivation in 9–13 cm pots

Medium screened material, best suitable for producing potting substrates.

WHITE 4
WHITE 4
Milled
  • Fraction: 0–40 mm
  • Cultivation in 10–15 cm pots

Medium screened material, best suitable for producing potting substrates.

WHITE 5
WHITE 5
Block
  • Fraction: 0–3 mm
  • Cultivation in 2–7 cm trays

Fine screened material for producing seedlings, cuttings substrates.

WHITE 6
WHITE 6
Block
  • Fraction: 0–5 mm
  • Cultivation in 2–7 cm trays

Fine screened material for producing seedlings, cuttings substrates.

WHITE 7
WHITE 7
Block
  • Fraction: 0–7 mm
  • Cultivation in 2–7 cm trays

Fine screened material for producing seedlings, cuttings substrates.

WHITE 8
WHITE 8
Block
  • Fraction: 0–10 mm
  • Cultivation in 2–7 cm trays

Fine screened material for producing seedlings, cuttings substrates.

WHITE 9
WHITE 9
Block
  • Fraction: 5–10 mm
  • Cultivation in 9–13 cm pots

Medium screened material, best suitable for producing potting substrates.

WHITE 10
WHITE 10
Block
  • Fraction: 5–25 mm
  • Cultivation in 10–15 cm pots

Medium screened material, best suitable for producing potting substrates.

WHITE 11
WHITE 11
Block
  • Fraction: 7–20 mm
  • Cultivation in 10–15 cm pots

Medium screened material, best suitable for producing potting substrates.

WHITE 12
WHITE 12
Block
  • Fraction: 10–30 mm
  • Cultivation in 14–19 cm pots

Coarse screened material best suitable for producing potting substrates.

WHITE 13
WHITE 13
Block
  • Fraction: 20–40 mm
  • Cultivation in ≥2 L containers

Extra coarse screened material for producing substrates used in big pots and containers

Available sizes
250 L Big Bale Loose peat

Learn with Peatman

What is peat moss?

Understanding black peat

Black peat moss is a highly decomposed organic material formed over centuries in waterlogged, low-oxygen conditions. Compared to white peat, it has a finer texture, darker color, and higher moisture retention. Its composition makes it a valuable component in professional substrates, providing structure, water balance, and a steady supply of organic matter.

Black peat moss is widely used in professional growing media and soil improvement. Its fine texture and high moisture retention make it a key component in substrate production.

  • Raw Black Peat: used directly to improve soil structure, increase organic matter, and enhance moisture retention.
  • Substrate Production: black peat is a core part of growing media, mixed with additives to improve aeration and water balance.

Black peat stands out for its moisture control, nutrient retention, and long-term soil structure.

  • High water retention – absorbs and holds moisture efficiently, reducing irrigation frequency.
  • Nutrient buffering – helps retain and gradually release nutrients, ensuring steady plant growth.
  • Soil structure improvement – enhances heavy soils by increasing porosity and stabilizing light soils.

Black peat –
characteristics

Black peat is harvested in large, compacted blocks, maintaining its natural structure. This format ensures consistent quality and minimal dust formation during processing.

Characteristics:

  • Decomposition level: H5–H8 (moderately to well-decomposed).
  • Color: dark brown to black.
  • Structure: dense, fine-fibered, with a stable form.
  • pH: 4.5–5.5 (naturally acidic ).
  • Water-holding capacity: high.
  • Aeration properties: limited compared to white peat, often blended with other components for optimal substrate performance.
  • Common fraction sizes: typically 0–10 mm, 0–40 mm, or unprocessed blocks for further milling.

This makes black peat a preferred choice for substrate manufacturers who require stable, moisture-retentive organic material for professional growing media.

We are agronomists, and we know everything-peat.

Peatman-selected substrates are mixed with precision, balancing water retention, aeration, and stability to meet the needs of your seedlings at every stage. We are agronomists, and we know everything-peat.