Blond Peat

Blond peat, also known as light peat, is a type of peat distinguished by its golden or yellowish color. It forms through the decomposition of mosses and other plants under humid and acidic conditions in swamps and peatlands. This type of peat is valued for its ability to retain water and nutrients, making it widely used in agriculture and gardening as a soil amendment. In addition, in some cultures, blond peat has traditionally been used as a fuel for heating and cooking.