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Our Horticultural Charcoal is 100% natural, hardwood charcoal. Horticultural charcoal is typically used as a soil amendment for gardening. Horticultural charcoal aids in lightening heavy soils, to allow for better root growth. This in turn assists with drainage and flushing toxins. This soil additive is perfect for use with orchids, African Violets, and Venus Fly Trap planting as well. Not intended for use in litter boxes, food or cosmetics. Benefits: –helps to keep nutrients in soil so that you can keep plants healthier longer –can be used to keep terrariums fresh, acting as a natural filter –provides a drainage layer for terrarium plants –can filter harmful bacteria and aid in odor control –increases air flow in soil. USES: Terrariums and air plants Orchids Bonsai trees Drainage in bottom of pot, especially for containers without drainage holes Aeration and root health DISCLAIMER: Though this horticultural charcoal is processed in the same way that “activated charcoal” is processed, the term “activated” is reserved for food grade charcoal.
Our Horticultural Charcoal is 100% natural, hardwood charcoal. Horticultural charcoal is typically used as a soil amendment for gardening. Horticultural charcoal aids in lightening heavy soils, to allow for better root growth. This in turn assists with drainage and flushing toxins. This soil additive is perfect for use with orchids, African Violets, and Venus Fly Trap planting as well. Not intended for use in litter boxes, food or cosmetics. Benefits: –helps to keep nutrients in soil so that you can keep plants healthier longer –can be used to keep terrariums fresh, acting as a natural filter –provides a drainage layer for terrarium plants –can filter harmful bacteria and aid in odor control –increases air flow in soil. USES: Terrariums and air plants Orchids Bonsai trees Drainage in bottom of pot, especially for containers without drainage holes Aeration and root health DISCLAIMER: Though this horticultural charcoal is processed in the same way that “activated charcoal” is processed, the term “activated” is reserved for food grade charcoal.
"Soil Sunrise Sticky Blooms Organic Potting Mix is a premium living soil blend designed to support healthy, vigorous flowering plants. This nutrient-rich mix is formulated to provide a balanced growing environment with consistent moisture retention, strong root development, and steady plant support throughout the growing cycle. Made with worm castings, peat moss, bat guano, kelp meal, crab meal, fish meal, and dolomitic lime, this blend delivers a wide range of natural, slow-release nutrients that help maintain long-term soil fertility and plant health. Its light, well-aerated structure promotes proper drainage while retaining essential moisture, creating an ideal foundation for container gardening, raised beds, and indoor or outdoor growing environments. Sticky Blooms Organic Potting Mix is a dependable, high-performance soil for growers looking to support heavy blooming plants with a quality organic blend from Soil Sunrise."
Both cacti and succulents require a porous, sandy or pebbly potting soil that provides plenty of aeration and excellent drainage. This deluxe soilless blend includes pine bark, special coarse silica sand, horticultural pumice, and calcined clay, making it a perfect growing environment for cacti and other succulent plants. Pine bark is fast draining and provides plenty of space for aeration to roots. Sand is also great for drainage assistance. It also lessens the risk of compaction. Pumice reduces water runoff and fertilization by increasing soil absorption in sandy soils. Calcined clay can help with drainage and also hold and release nutrients to plant roots with its high cation-exchange capacity. Tips: Remember cacti and succulents don’t like a lot of water. Don’t overwater and allow to fully dry out between watering. Ingredients: Pine bark, coarse silica sand, calcined clay, and pumice
Our mix is hand-blended soil for planting and growing avocado trees. It is fast draining to encourage growth without root rot or mold. Avocado trees prefer their soil to drain completely and quickly between waterings. The ingredients each serve a purpose. Peat moss is great for water and nutrient retention in soil. It is also a good source of organic matter that will slowly degrade to feed your soil. Perlite is often used as a soil amendment for its water retention and drainage capabilities. It also provides air flow to roots to prevent root rot. Sand's purpose in gardening is providing extra drainage in soil. Lime is used to balance pH in soil. TIPS: Make sure your soil is not compacted and that your pot has good drainage. Water frequently with an occasional deep soak. Keep the plant moist but not overly saturated. As with most plants, make sure the soil drains well. Pinch the stem back every time your plant grows another six inches or so, in order to encourage a bushier appearance. If you live in a warm enough climate, plant your tree outside once it is big enough. After several years, it may actually bear fruit. INGREDIENTS: Peat moss, perlite, sand, and lime
Our pine tree bark is 100% organic material without any unnatural or synthetic additives. It is sourced and produced in the United States. We add a little bit of lime to properly control pH. This tree bark is perfect for using alone as bark for planting or re-potting your orchids as well as a soilless medium for creating your own orchid potting mix with other media such as charcoal, perlite, and more. Various pine and pine barks will work with varying degrees of success with orchids. However, for best results, we choose to use pine bark pieces from mature Loblolly and Southern Yellow Pine trees that will provide even chunks to provide enough aeration. USES: Works well with: Cattleyas, Phalaenopsis, Dendrobiums, Paphiopedilums, Oncidiums, and All Epiphytic Orchids. It is also perfect for other plants that have special roots that feed from the air and need air flow Tillandsia (air plants) and bromeliads TIP: You may want to soak your bark in hot water for half an hour before potting so that it will more easily absorb water. INGREDIENTS: Pine bark (no other additives so you can control balance of mixture)
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