Compost

Compost can be used throughout the year to improve soil health and support plant growth. In early spring, you can use it for preparing flower beds and vegetable patches for planting. During the growing season, you can apply compost as a mulch to help retain moisture and suppress weeds. Or, for potted plants, you can refresh their soil mixture any time that they need repotting or dividing.

How to Grow with Compost

To grow with compost, start by mixing it into your garden soil to improve its structure and nutrient content. For planting, add compost to the base of holes or trenches to give seeds and seedlings a strong start. Use it as a mulch around established plants to maintain moisture and protect roots. When growing in containers or growbags, fill them with high-quality compost to provide the perfect growing medium. Or for coir grow bags, simply add water to rehydrate the mix before planting like tomato seeds or cucumbers. Regularly top up compost as needed for best results.