Benefits

• Nutrient-rich soil mix

• Retains moisture & aeration

• Nutrient provision

• Lightweight and easy to handle

• Faster germination

Content

Peat Moss (or Coconut Coir) - 30-50%

Retains moisture

Provides good aeration

Perlite or Vermiculite - 10-20%

Improves drainage and aeration

Prevents soil compaction

Compost or Aged Bark - 20-30%

Provides nutrients

Supports beneficial microbes

Garden Soil or Loamy Soil - 10-20%

Provides structure

Supports root anchorage

Fertilizer (Organic or Synthetic) - 5% (as needed)

Supplies essential nutrients (NPK)

Lime (if using peat moss) - Small Amount

Balances pH

Product Description

A well-balanced ready-mix potting soil provides several advantages for plant health and growth:

1. Improved Drainage & Aeration

Perlite & Vermiculite prevent soil compaction, allowing oxygen to reach roots.

Helps avoid root rot by draining excess water.

2. Moisture Retention

Peat moss or coconut coir holds water without becoming waterlogged.

Ensures consistent moisture for plant roots.

3. Nutrient Supply

Compost or aged bark provides essential nutrients for growth.

Supports beneficial microbes that enhance plant health.

4. Lightweight & Easy to Use

Unlike garden soil, potting mixes are light and fluffy, making them easier to handle and transport.

Reduces strain on potted plants, especially in hanging baskets or containers.

5. Balanced pH Levels

Lime (if added) helps neutralize acidity in peat-based mixes.

Ensures optimal pH for nutrient absorption.

6. Disease & Pest Resistance

Most ready-mix potting soils are sterilized, reducing risks of fungi, bacteria, and pests.

Prevents common soil-borne diseases that affect plant health.

7. Suitable for Various Plant Types

Customizable compositions for succulents, vegetables, flowers, or indoor plants.

Supports healthy root development and strong plant growth.

Ingredients

Organic compost, coco peat, vermiculite, perlite, cow manure, and beneficial microbes.

How to Use

• Potted Plants: Fill the pot with Ready Pot Mix, plant directly.

• Garden Beds: Mix with existing soil in a 50:50 ratio.

• Repotting: Use as a fresh potting medium.