Vitalstyle Meadow Flowers

The edible herb seed mix for horses
Vitalstyle Pasture Herbs is a blend of various herb seeds for a varied horse pasture, for creating a herb strip, for use in the garden or planter. The herbs are edible in their entirety for horses and ponies and provide extra variety in the ration or as a treat. It is suitable for all soil types. Feed sparingly.

When to Sow Pasture Herbs?
Pasture Herbs can be sown in spring and autumn. For optimal germination of the herb seeds, a correct soil acidity and sufficient nutrients are essential. Measure the soil pH with the Vitalstyle pH Soil Test and lime with Vitalstyle Pasture Lime at a pH <6. The optimal soil acidity for Pasture Herbs is between 6 and 7. The flowering of Pasture Herbs depends on the sowing time, the temperature, and the soil moisture content. The mixture contains annual and perennial flower species.

Sowing: April to June | Flowering: end of July to October
Sowing: September and October | Flowering: end of March to beginning of July

Composition
Caraway 15%, Small Burnet 10%, Parsley 10%, Fennel 10%, Alfalfa 10%, Ribwort Plantain 9%, Wild Chicory 8%, Yarrow 5%, Esparcette 5%, Chamomile 5%, Musk Mallow 5%, Wild Carrot 5%, Parsnip 3%

Which herbs are in WeideKkruiden?
Caraway: Contributes to a relaxed stomach and intestines and supports the respiratory tract.
Small Burnet: Supports the immune system.
Parsley: Contributes to relaxed digestion.
Fennel: Good for digestion.
Alfalfa: Structure-rich, healthy source of proteins.
Ribbon Plantain: Supports the immune system. immune system.
Wild Chicory: Contains prebiotic fibers to support the maintenance of healthy digestion and a positive effect on the immune system.
Yarrow: Rich in vitamins and minerals to support the immune system and digestion.
Sparcette: Also known as 'golden hay'. It is rich in protein and contains omega-3 fatty acids.
Chamomile: Contributes to relaxed digestion.
Musk Mallow: Supports the immune system.
Wild Carrot: Contributes to the liver and immune system.
Parsnip: Rich in antioxidants to support the immune system. The root contains prebiotic fibers that are good for digestion.

Instructions for use
Rake the soil loose before sowing the Meadow Herbs seeds. Then lightly rake the soil with the sown seeds again so that they are more firmly in the soil.
Sprinkle 2 g of Meadow Herbs per m2.
25 g of Meadow Herbs is sufficient for 12 m2.
1 kg of Meadow Herbs is sufficient for 500 m2.