The mix contains readily available carbon to promote healthy biology for growing plants, and it requires less fertilizer and watering than other potting soils, saving you time and money.
It's also free of weeds, so you won't have to worry about unwanted plants growing in your planter. The mix is lighter in weight and isn't as dusty as some soil blends. It's primarily made of recycled paper products, and while paper isn't a traditional medium choice for many gardeners, you won't have to worry about this potting mix containing unsustainably harvested peat moss. Our choice for the overall best potting soil, PittMoss' Plentiful Organic Potting Mix is OMRI (Organic Materials Review Institute) listed, which means it's been independently reviewed to adhere to organic standards. Working with the mulch-like recycled paper may take some getting used to.
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