Hi @Seller_9A98CoHqIhtal,

I think @Seller_k2X0L9mVRT0pW made a solid point — it might be worth testing a version of the listing that avoids the word entirely. Since your ingredients already include things like coco coir, pine bark, and expanded clay, perhaps there's a way to rephrase things without using “peat” at all. For example:

• “Made with natural mineral and plant-based components”
• “Sustainable mix of coir, bark, and volcanic materials”

While I was reading through the listing (B0DWXYZ3FV), I also noticed a few things that might be worth a quick review — mostly small details, but I wanted to mention them in case they help clarify things for customers or build additional trust:

• The title and main image say 10 Litre, but the Technical Details table lists 5 Litres.
• Image #8 shows your letterbox-friendly packaging (great idea), but the bag shown is for the Houseplant Expert mix instead of the Bonsai one. If you have time, maybe replacing the image or simply adding a caption like “Packaging example – actual product is Bonsai Master Mix” could clear up any doubts.
• Image #5, with the terracotta pot, shows a soil texture that looks quite different from the gritty mix shown in your other photos. If that’s not the actual Bonsai product, a quick caption or image swap could help avoid confusion there too.
• The “insect-powered nutrient boost” claim is interesting — I wonder if expanding a bit on the scientific benefits of chitin might strengthen it further. It seems like your brand stands on three strong pillars: sustainability, environmentally conscious materials, and scientifically backed effectiveness. Leaning into all three could really resonate with your audience.

Best of luck getting that “peat” issue sorted — would be great to hear how it turns out.

All the best,

Michael