Perlite Bliss (8 Qts) + Vermiculite Bliss (8 Qts) + Char Bliss (8 Qts) - Organic Perlite for Plants - Fine Vermiculite for Gardening - Biochar Horticultural Charcoal for Plants - Bulk Soil Amendments

Includes (1x) 8 Qt bag of Char Bliss organic biochar for plants, (1x) 8 Qt bag of Vermiculite Bliss fine vermiculite for gardening, and (1x) 8 Qt bag of Perlite Bliss horticultural perlite for plants, gardening, and potting soil.

• 100% Natural Soil Amendments for Plants & Gardening - This bulk soil amendment mix makes a perfect addition to potting soil at any time of the growing season! Perlite and vermiculite greatly improve soil aeration, drainage, and nutrient uptake. Biochar gradually releases nutrients into soil, all while holding in moisture. Together, they help optimize soil conditions for increased plant vigor!
• Organic Perlite Bliss (8 Qts) - Coarse perlite is a volcanic glass material that’s naturally sterile with a neutral pH level. When used as a soil amendment for gardening, Perlite Bliss improves soil aeration by allowing oxygen to reach plant roots more efficiently. Over time, bulk perlite leads to higher nutrient uptake in indoor plants and outdoor plants.
• Vermiculite Bliss (8 Qts) - Vermiculite is a naturally occurring mineral that’s mined and processed with minimal impact to the environment. When used as an organic soil amendment for plants, coarse vermiculite traps nutrients in the soil, before gradually releasing them into plant roots as needed. Over time, this drastically improves nutrient retention and availability.
• Char Bliss (8 Qts) - Biochar is a natural soil amendment that’s been ethically harvested from wood and tree trimmings. Once Char Bliss has been “charged” with nutrients ahead of time, mixing bio char into potting soil will gradually release those nutrients, making them available for plant use over a long period of time.
• Excellent Water Retention - Mixing granular perlite, vermiculite, and biochar enhances water retention, allowing the soil to hold moisture more effectively. Together, they help maintain consistent hydration for plants, ensuring that roots have steady access to water. This reduces the need for frequent watering, so you can save water and promote more sustainable gardening practices!