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ROOTS ORGANICS
B2

INGREDIENTS
Coarse Sphagnum Peat Moss, Perlite, Coco Fiber, Pumice, Earthworm Castings, Calcitic and Dolomitic Lime (pH adjuster), Fish Meal, Bat Guano, Feather Meal, Leonardite, Non GMO Soybean Meal, Volcanic Ash, Fish Bone Meal, Kelp Meal, Volcanic Rock Dust. Also contains beneficial microbes: Funneliformis mosseae, Rhizophagus intraradices, Septoglomus desertícola to enhance uptake of plant nutrients, increase roots biomass, and help container grown plants resist stress

Roots Organics B2 professional grade container media can act as a direct planting media or be used as the perfect base mix. B2 has a balanced air to water ratio for water holding capacity and drainage. Designed for absolute consistency and control. The blend is composed of outstanding ingredients, which guarantees excellent performance as a primary media or as a foundation for any of your custom mixtures. The enhanced drainage and increased organic content encourages vigor and vitality in your garden.

Our Roots Organics soil bags double as pots – just cut the top off, drop the plant in, and you’re ready to go.

AVAILABLE IN
2 CUBIC FEET / 10 GALLON GROW BAG
MSRP VARIES UPON LOCATION

COMMERCIAL SIZES
TOTES / TRUCKS / CONTACT US FOR PRICING

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PRODUCT SUMMARY

A 2 cubic foot bag for the price of the 1.5 cubic foot Original Potting Soil bag. Base is equal parts coco and peat. B2 Professional has plenty of perlite, but it contains no compost. Begin feeding about a week after transplanting.

AVAILABLE IN TOTES, 2CF

 

how to use

Place Roots Organics B2 directly into a container with drainage holes. Place enough Roots Organics B2 in the pot to allow the top of the plant's root ball to be about two inches below rim of pot. Add more soil, firming with hands until pot is full within 1 inch of rim. Insert support if necessary. Water transplant thoroughly, using a light fertilizer solution if desired. When plants are being moved from one stage to another, such as from cuttings to pots, or when transplanting one size up, reduce fertilizing until they show signs of growth again.