• Organically prepared with biodegradable organic wastes and beneficial microbes. 
• Made through 40 days of aerobic decomposition of Coco peat mixed with 100% organic ingredients like vermiculite, plant leaves, goat manure, cow dung, wood ash and neem cake. 
• With aerobic decomposition, the potting base is sterile free from pathogens, bacteria, fungus and disease-causing microorganisms.
• Potting soil is loose and well-aerated facilitating moisture retention, supporting plants to thrive in extreme conditions. 
• Provide less compact, nutritious ambience for plants to absorb nutrients and water from the soil.

Understanding the Benefits of Potting Soil 

Potting soil is organically prepared with a variety of biodegradable nutrient rich compounds to provide a friendly ambience for houseplants to grow. It includes a mix of ingredients that are essential for plant growth in home gardens. The most important problem faced in the home garden is the suffocation of roots where the roots do not have sufficient space to grow deeper and breathe healthily. Choosing compacted soil will suffocate the roots leading to root rots that in turn weaken the stem and promote fungal infection. Potting soil incorporated with organic components and fertilizers is fluffy, well-aerated and can hold moisture, thus providing adequate ambience for plants to absorb nutrients and water from the soil.  

Why Seed2Plant Potting Soil?

Seed2Plant potting soil is prepared through 40 days of aerobic decomposition of Coco peat mixed with 100% organic ingredients like vermiculite, Cow dung, wood ash, and neem cake. The potting soil comes in different types, hosting a blend of different ingredients.

Seed2Plant potting soil is made through 40 days of aerobic decomposition of Coco peat mixed with the following, which are 100% organic. 

1. Garden Red Soil
2. Enriched Dry Vermicompost
3. Decomposed Cow dung Manure
4. Decomposed Goat Manure
5. Groundnut Cake
6. Pungam Cake
7. Neem Cake
8. Wood Ash
9. Beneficial microbes - Azospirillum, Phosphobacteria, Pseudomonas, Trichoderma
10. Plant Leaves.
11. Vermiculite

How to Use Potting Soil

1. Just fill it in grow bags or containers and start growing.
2. No need to add any manure or soil.
3. Due to regular watering, the nutrients will be washed away. Use seaweed liquid fertiliser or fish fertiliser like fish amino acid every 2 weeks to enrich the nutrient content of the soil.

Used potting soil should not be reused without rejuvenation. Reuse may expose the new plants to diseases. Reuse the soil only if it doesn’t show any diseased growth or give rise to a certain smell. Dry the potting mix to kill any pathogens before reusing. Adding soil-lightening elements like Seed2Plant cocopeat, Seed2Plant vermicompost, Seed2Plant bone meal will revamp the nutrient content in the soil while killing pathogens. The sterilised potting six can be resumed for vegetables and in the flower bed.