Coast of Maine
1ssb Stonington Blend Growers Soil Mix, 1.5 Cu. Ft.
Key Features
AI Generated- Provides 1.5 cubic feet of premium soil, perfect for sizable container projects.
- Optimized for strong, consistent growth in container gardening.
- Organic growers can trust this OMRI‑approved soil for clean, chemical‑free cultivation.
- Formulated with mycorrhizae and diverse nutrients to promote healthy plant cycles.
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Coast of Maine Stonington Blend Growers Soil Mix is an OMRI listed, complex super soil engineered for high-performance growing in containers and large pots. This nutrient-rich blend is designed to sustain plants from seedling through harvest without requiring additional nutrients, making it an ideal choice for professional and amateur growers alike. The balanced formula supports robust plant development while maintaining optimal growing conditions in containerized environments.
The Stonington Blend addresses common container gardening challenges by combining organic ingredients that promote root health, flowering, and overall vigor. Whether you're growing vegetables like tomatoes, herbs, or other plants, this mix provides the foundation for strong, productive plants. The blend incorporates ocean-based byproducts and natural amendments formulated to boost budding, blooming, and root development.
Features and Benefits
- OMRI Listed: Certified for organic growing standards.
- Mycorrhizal Fungi: Included in the blend to amplify root health.
- Ocean-Based Ingredients: Lobster compost, kelp meal, and fish bone meal provide nutrients throughout the growing season.
- Ready-to-Use Formula: Contains everything plants need from seedling to harvest; just add water with no additional nutrients required.
- Ideal for Large Containers: Engineered to provide ample depth and support for 15-gallon pots and other large growing vessels.
Specifications
- Brand: Coast of Maine
- Model: 1SSB
- Size: 1.5 cubic feet
- OMRI Listed: Yes
- Key Ingredients: Mycorrhizal fungi, lobster compost, worm castings, perlite, dehydrated hen manure, coco fiber (coir), lime, kelp meal, alfalfa meal, and fish bone meal
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