is it just potting soil or Nice mixed potting soil? contain GMOs? contain chemicals?
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*100% organic base consists of screened earthworm castings, peat moss, compost, and forest humus
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its a natural product formulated with organic products and small amounts of natural fertilizers. Itr has the ingredients on bag. It has the amounts of N-PHOS-POT on bag . I love this product , it is the best money can buy!
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We use it from starting seedlings to planting. No chemicals. Not sure about GMO's but I wouldn't imagine it would contain any.
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They are mixed. Most small with some big ones. I liked the mixture and so do my plants.
1808161
Whatever you can find, as long as it's organic potting soil. There was not a good selection at Home Depot or anywhere else where I live. The only one I could find was Miracle Grow organic "POTTING" soil. And, BTW, the Earthbox is the box you want. The grow box is ok but not as nice as the Earthbox. The grow box comes apart when you try to move it. It's a real pain in A**.
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It's not so much Amazon as it is GH, I'd imagine. And it's probably because they added ingredients that got them banned from being sold in a couple states. Mislabeling is a no-no; these are NOT 100% organic nutrients. It's true, they'll break down and feed your soil (microorganisms), which will in turn feed your plants. That's the concept behind organic growing and organic fertilizers... there's just some extras they throw in that don't meet the cut. You'll be "growing organically," by definition because you aren't using chemical fertilizers, but what you grow would not meet accepted standards of organic by many associations. It's not so much Amazon as it is GH, I'd imagine. And it's probably because they added ingredients that got them banned from being sold in a couple states. Mislabeling is a no-no; these are NOT 100% organic nutrients. It's true, they'll break down and feed your soil (microorganisms), which will in turn feed your plants. That's the concept behind organic growing and organic fertilizers... there's just some extras they throw in that don't meet the cut. You'll be "growing organically," by definition because you aren't using chemical fertilizers, but what you grow would not meet... » Read More It's not so much Amazon as it is GH, I'd imagine. And it's probably because they added ingredients that got them banned from being sold in a couple states. Mislabeling is a no-no; these are NOT 100% organic nutrients. It's true, they'll break down and feed your soil (microorganisms), which will in turn feed your plants. That's the concept behind organic growing and organic fertilizers... there's just some extras they throw in that don't meet the cut. You'll be "growing organically," by definition because you aren't using chemical fertilizers, but what you grow would not meet accepted standards of organic by many associations. « Show Less
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I can't remember the exact ingredients, but do know it was natural. Our soil is a sandy loam, and the moles we have tunnel fairly deep, and far! Whatever I use, has to go as deep in order to get to the root systems they feed on. Guess that's why I didn't have much luck.
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I don't actually know for sure but we have bought from them on several occasions and have been very pleased with our product. It is called "organic & non-gmo" so I think that means no chemicals.
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This is a potting mix enhanced with fertilizer. The fertilizer in the soil feeds for 6 months, so no additional plant food is needed.
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Just regular soil. You can get some soil out of the yard or just buy some. No specific steps. Just plant it in the pot with the soil and water.
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That's a great question. It only says 100% organic on the bucket but does not say anything about NON-GMO. Glad you brought that up. I will be looking for that label next time I'm ready to purchase more seeds.
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I am not 100% sure but the composition is earth friendly and it may be better than some with harsh phosphates. I regard it as Eco friendly
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This time I stayed away from chemicals...used good top soil..manure humus mix..with garden lime..dr earth #5..coffee ground.. egg shells.epsom salt..bat guano.and worm castings...and only used water for entire grow...Every couple weeks...make some dr earth tea...and bat guano tea too when flowering...Mmm mmm ....taste great and no need to flush nasty chemicals
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Yes there is. It includes organic potting mix and organic fertilizer. You can also get the EarthBox without these, and buy your own potting mix and fertilizer (saves a lot on shipping costs), but check out the EarthBox Forum (at www.earthbox.com) for advice on the appropriate ingredients. The potting mix requires the proper moisture-wicking properties, provided by certain materials such as sphagnum peat moss and/or coconut fiber (coir), so you can't just grab any old bag of potting mix or potting soil off the shelf of your local nursery.
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I'm sure it is natural since it grows when seeded into the soil. As to the content of chemicals I don't know if the seeds were treated, that is possible, but other than that I doubt that there is anything else in it. All I know is that it germinates very fast, comes up nice and green, and if you keep the grasshoppers out of it you'll have a beautiful lawn.
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I generally use it as an amendment to my soil and sprinkle a little(tsp or 2) into the hole for all transplants. This year I mixed it with green sand and everything seems very happy.I only use it in the Spring and for starters. Seems to be water soluble, would probably work good in a fertilizer tea.
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I have no idea what the PH level is and I am not having any luck with this soil. I have not had such a problem where the seedlings die. Bagged soil seems to be very different lately. I am not sure if I can know what is in the mix. I am not happy that it does not seem like anyone can be trusted. I am just disappointed. Sorry that I can not answer your question.
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While you can use a general potting mix like this, you may want to consider using a soil formulated for succulents, such as Miracle-Gro Cactus, Palm and Citrus Soil.
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It is more course than fine. It is mostly like other potting soil in appearance.But works much better.