epsoma organic potting mix Espoma, Potting Organic Mix, 4 Qt
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epsoma organic potting mix

epsoma organic potting mix Espoma, Potting Organic Mix, 4 Qt

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epsoma organic potting mix Espoma, Potting Organic Mix, 4 QtEspoma Organic Potting Soil has everything potted plants require for vigorous natural growth. It's enhanced with earthworm castings and Myco tone for stronger roots. Use Espoma Potting Mix for all indoor and outdoor containers and potted plants, including vegetables, herbs and flowering plants. This organic potting mix contains a rich blend of only the finest natural ingredients. No synthetic plant foods or chemicals are used. It has a base mix of

Espoma Organic Potting Soil has everything potted plants require for vigorous natural growth. It's enhanced with earthworm castings and Myco-tone™ for stronger roots. Use Espoma Potting Mix for all indoor and outdoor containers and potted plants, including vegetables, herbs and flowering plants.

This organic potting mix contains a rich blend of only the finest natural ingredients. No synthetic plant foods or chemicals are used. It has a base mix of sphagnum peat moss, perlite and humus in an easy-pour bag. We stock Espoma Organic Potting Mix in four-quart, eight-quart and one cubic foot (25.71-quart) bags for all levels of gardening. Grow amazing container plants with our 100% customer satisfaction guarantee.

For use on: All indoor and outdoor container plants.

When to use: Use anytime you are planting or repotting containers.

How to apply: Fill container one third full with Espoma organic potting soil mix. Carefully remove the plant from its current container and gently loosen the root ball. Center the plant in the new container and fill it with additional potting mix. Allow at least 1 inch between the rim of the pot in the top of the soil.

Ingredients: This product contains 60-70% processed forest products, sphagnum peat moss, perlite, humus, limestone to adjust pH, earthworm castings, alfalfa meal, kelp meal, feather meal, & yucca extract.

Active Ingredients:

Ectomycorrhizal Fungi: A total of 122.8 propagules / cc (3.4 million propagules per cubic foot) of the following 3 species:

  • Pisiolithus tinctorius 105.66
  • Rhizopogon luteolus 8.57
  • Rhizopogon roseolus 8.57

Endomycorrhizal Fungi: A total of 0.072 propagules / cc (2,040 propagules per cubic foot) of the following 4 species:

  • Rhizophagus irregularis 0.018
  • Septoglomus deserticola 0.018
  • Claroideoglomus etunicatum 0.018
  • Funneliformis mosseae 0.018

About Pallet Size

We are now offering a new bulk ordering size for some of our most popular growing media: the pallet size. Due to certain shipping factors, we are able to offer an entire product pallet for the same shipping cost as smaller bulk orders. For this product, a single pallet consists of (48) 2 cubic foot bags. We believe this will be a great option for schools and commercial institutions.
Note: 10 or more bags will have a longer lead time since it must ship via motor freight carrier.

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