Bush Doctor Coco Loco Potting Soil by Foxfarm is one crazy little mix that's chock-full of the best coconut coir available. Also includes plenty of good stuff like aged forest products, perlite, earthworm castings, bat guano, Norwegian kelp meal, oyster shell and dolomite lime.

Enlightened gardeners may be noticing something new in their potting media: a dark brown, fibrous material that has the look and feel of peat. The material is coco coir dust. Like peat, it can be used as an organic component in potting media, or alone to amend garden soil or propagate plants.

Plants growing in Coco Loco will not require water as often as your usual potting mix. Whether you're growing in hanging baskets, vertical gardens, containers, or seedling trays, extend your watering schedule. In most climates, every two to three days will be enough. Always adjust your watering schedule as needed.

The simplest distinction is that topsoil is intended for spreading on the ground outdoors and potting soil is used in pots or other indoor or outdoor containers, including raised beds. ... Similarly, don't try putting potting soil in your regular garden beds where it will likely dry out too quickly.

Bundled with Pearsons Protective Gloves. Packed in 2 cubit feet volume. Be ready to use right out of the bag.