Our Starter Kit bundle includes everything you need to begin your Rewilding journey at home. It includes our beloved, hand-formulated All-Purpose Potting Mix along with a Pasquini & Bini Eracle Anti-Spiral Container and Drainage Saucer. Our best-selling All-Purpose Potting Mix is blended from aged pine bark, perlite, pumice, and coco coir, balanced for moisture retention and aeration for a wide range of indoor plants. The Eracle container uses inward-facing ribs to redirect roots downward and prevent spiralling, and the Fenice saucer collects drainage underneath. Everything needed to pot a plant is in the box, with no separate purchases required. A good starting point for: First-time plant owners: Takes the guesswork out of what container, saucer, and substrate to pair together, with everything pre-matched and ready to use Anyone repotting an existing plant: A quick, complete solution for moving a plant into a better container with the right substrate without needing to source each piece separately Gifting: A practical, considered gift for someone starting out with indoor plants, with all the components they actually need rather than decorative items alone POTTING MIX PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS Precisely balanced for hydration and aerationDesigned to provide optimal moisture retention while ensuring ample oxygen availability, creating adaptable conditions for a wide range of growing environments. Crafted from durable, sustainably sourced componentsAged pine bark, perlite, pumice, and coco coir resist breakdown, maintaining structure and stability over time. Meticulously blended in small batchesProduced with exacting measurements for consistency and quality in every formulation. Supports a healthy growing environmentThough nutrient-free, the mix retains naturally occurring beneficial microbes Penicillium and Trichoderma, which contribute to root vitality. Clean and refinedFree from pathogens, weed seeds, and harmful additives. Ready for immediate useRequires no additional amendments, though a suitable fertilization program should be introduced from the start.
