This Burpee Potting Mix utilizes a unique formula from a renewable resource which is coconut coir. It's basically the husk and shavings from coconuts. Of course, it's enriched with Burpee plant food ...

Not take up your living space – compact size Help retain moisture - a combination of compost, coconut coir or peat moss and vermiculite or perlite The pH between 5.5 and 6.5 The GARDENERA ...

I prefer coconut coir because it’s more sustainable, but either works,' notes Marek. Alongside good drainage, when repotting your monstera with a homemade potting mix, you need to consider ...

Using the right blend of soil can make a world of difference in the health of your houseplants. Here are the one's you'll ...

Blended for a wide variety of container plants Feeds up to 6 months Designed to be less prone to gnats (contains no compost or bark, which are known to shelter fungus gnats) Contains coconut coir ...

If it looks like your houseplant is losing soil, it probably means it's time to make some adjustments to keep your plant ...

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Instead, select a quality potting mix intended for food plants or make your own DIY blend by mixing together equal parts compost, vermiculite, and coconut coir. Fill up your growing containers ...

The liners are also made of high-quality coco coir material, which is a great alternative to traditional potting soil. One thing to keep in mind is that the liners are a little thinner than ...

and potting media. They, in turn, work with the microorganisms and organic matter in the soil to feed plants and stimulate healthier photosynthesis cycles. Coco coir is harvested from the husk of ...