G&B Organics
G&B Organics Soil Building Conditioner
3 cu. ft. (84.9L) bag
Soil Application Video
G&B Organics
G&B Organics Soil Building Conditioner
3 cu. ft. (84.9L) bag
Details
Great for breaking up hard clay soils to improve drainage.
- Improves drainage
- Promotes root development with added mycorrhizae
- Can be used for mulching and top-dressing
Application rate
1.5 CF – Covers 9 sq ft with a 1 inch layer
3.0 CF – Covers 18 sq ft with 1 inch layer
pH Range 5.9 – 7.4
Ingredients
Recycled forest products, arbor fines, composted chicken manure, gypsum, oyster shell & dolomite limes (as pH adjusters), vermicompost, bat guano, kelp meal, Mycorrhizae.
Best Uses in the Garden
Annuals & Perennials
Flower Gardens
In-Ground Planting
Container Gardening
Enriching Soil
Designed to enrich your native soil.
Containing no harmful synthetic chemicals, this all-purpose mulch and soil amendment mixes with your native soil to help loosen clay and adds mycorrhizae for strong root development to help plants grow full and lush. Mix it with native soil and use it for a variety of flowers, shrubs and trees. Adding G&B ORGANICS SOIL BUILDING CONDITIONER to your soil helps aerate it, allowing it to retain water more efficiently. You can also use G&B ORGANICS SOIL BUILDING CONDITIONER as a mulch on top of the soil for additional water conservation, keeping the soil cool and moist.
PROVEN ORGANIC
G&B Organics Soil Building Conditioner is listed by the Organic Materials Review Institute (OMRI), the leading non-profit, internationally recognized material review organization accredited by the USDA Quality Assessment Division. Every ingredient and every process that goes into making G&B Organics Soil Building Conditioner have been verified 100% compliant for organic use, all the way to the original source.
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