50/50 Perlite Vermiculite Blend (2 Quarts); Premixed Soil Additive for Moisture Control and Drainage

Both perlite and vermiculite are put to use in the garden to improve drainage, prevent compacted soil and increase moisture retention. They are both used widely in gardening.What does Perlite do? - Perlite are the white pieces you see in most retail potting mixes. Perlite, an all natural volcanic glass that is popped like popcorn under high heat. This creates a light airy stone like material. It is known for its ability to increase soil aeration when incorporated in mixes. This allows for quality water retention and shedding away of excess water or "soupy" moisture.What does Vermiculite do? - Vermiculite is an all natural silicate mineral closely related to mica. Vermiculite is used widely in horticulture for its moisture and nutrition retention ability, allowing for the absorption and slow release of both. USES: Seed starting Plant propagation from cuttings or division Succulents and cacti Mushrooms Orchids which need well draining medium Carnivorous plants Soil amendment for potting mixes, containers, and raised beds Hydroponics INGREDIENTS: Horticultural perlite Horticultural vermiculite

Acid Loving Plant Potting Soil Mix

All Natural Seed Starting Mix (8 Quarts), Expert Grade Seed Starter Potting Mix, Start Herbs, Vegetables, and Other Grass

Forget 3-in-1! Our mix is composed of peat moss, coco coir, perlite, special coarse sand, worm castings, and lime (for pH balance). This blend is rich in organic matter and organic humus and also provides your plants with the perfect nutrients, water drainage, aeration, and moisture retention necessary for healthy growth in the earliest stages of life. This loose blend is also easy to use straight from the bag. No need to fight hard bricks or pellets.At Soil Sunrise, we take pride in our mixes, hand-blending each batch to ensure quality every single time.Watch your plants thrive when you choose Soil Sunrise for all your gardening needs! This is also suitable for winter seed sowing and fall starts.TIPSBecause each plant has unique seed-starting requirements, if you are a beginner, start with easier seeds. Some seeds, such as tomatoes and marigolds, are especially easy to start indoors. Other good choices for beginners are basil, zinnia, coleus, nasturtium and cosmos. INGREDIENTSPeat mossPerliteWorm castingsCoarse sandCoco coirLime for pH balance

All Natural Sphagnum Moss Potting Mix

All Purpose Orchid Potting Mix

This soilless mixture is composed of a special blend of chunky orchid bark and perlite. Both are wonderful for aeration to roots and provide a well draining environment for your orchids. Orchid Bark is good for holding water–not letting it drown your roots! Then the perlite helps create pockets for the excess water to be released. Ingredients: fir bark and perlite Tips: If repotting, we recommend using a container with several draining holes for best results.

Anthurium Plant Potting Soil Mix

This soil blend features a mixture of peat moss, perlite, pine bark, charcoal, sand, and lime, a great combination of all natural ingredients that provide a rich growing environment allowing for fast water drainage and appropriate growing conditions for Anthurium Plants. Peat moss is used for its great water and nutrient retention abilities. It is also a good source of organic matter that will slowly degrade over time to feed your soil. Pine bark also provides water retention, drainage, and aeration capabilities. Horticultural charcoal boosts soil preservation, filters harmful substances, and improves drainage. Perlite is porous and has great moisture retention and drainage capabilities. It also provides aeration to roots helping to prevent root rot. Sand is used in potting mixtures to prevent compaction, loosen up soil, promote drainage, and increase aeration to roots. Lime is used in soil mixtures to provide pH balance. Tips: Make sure your pot has drainage holes. Keep your plant away from direct sunlight. Anthuriums like humidity, mist every day for best results. Ingredients: Peat moss, pine bark, horticultural charcoal, sand, perlite, lime