Q:Is this a good soil to plant a young turkey fig tree in the ground?
by|Mar 13, 2024
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A: Ocean Forest is a good choice for Turkey Fig Tree indoor or outdoor.
by|Mar 20, 2024
A: Don’t buy a fig tree… You will regret it they get too big, eventually, you will have nasty spoiled fruit all over the place, lots of bugs, and flying insects constantly and ridiculously out of control eventually. They are kind of invasive in Oregon
by|Jul 9, 2024
Q:Would this be good to repot Christmas cactus?
by|Mar 5, 2024
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A: Ocean Forest could be an ideal choice of soil for your Christmas cactus. We don't recommend using any additional nutrients for the first 30 days of repotting.
by|Mar 8, 2024
Q:How many bags to make 1 cubic yard
by|Feb 23, 2024
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A: You will need roughly 18 bags to cover 1 cubic yard.
by|Apr 1, 2024
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Q:Would this soil work well for a potted orange tree.
by|Jan 11, 2024
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A: Ocean Forest will be beneficial for potted orange trees!
by|Apr 18, 2024
Q:I have a lemon tree that my husband started from a seed from a grocerystore lemon. It's about 5-6? Yrs old and we repotted it about 4yrs ago. He passed away last May so obviously it's very special to me.
by|Oct 31, 2023
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A: Ocean Forest is a great soil choice for Lemon trees.
by|Mar 11, 2024
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Q:This was a suggested soil for bonsai starter sticks and none of them survived. This seemed to be very heavy and not light and or airy like it's described to be. Has anyone used this for Hoya and had any luck? I'm sure you'd need perlite and bark?TIA
by|Oct 31, 2023
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A: For starter bonsai, Ocean Forest is a good choice to start with. Bonsai soil should be mixed with other mediums based on the type of plants you are developing.
by|May 28, 2024
Q:I want to grow indoor microgreens. Is this soil safe for consuming the microgreens?
by|Oct 10, 2023
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A: It is too heavy on nitrogen for microgreens and plant starts. Ocean forest works best for transplanting or potting up. You might want to try Fox Farms Happy Frog, many pepper growers use it for they seed starts and young plants.
by|Jun 18, 2024
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Q:I want to grow indoor microgreens. Is this soil safe for consuming the microgreens?
by|Oct 10, 2023
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A: It gets its nitrogen from bat poop, so I would expect it has a high bacterial load. I wouldn't personally use it for a commercial microgreens grow (unless your ozoning your greens). We use HG Maxigrow and flood tubes for greens
by|Nov 8, 2023
Q:Is this good for acid loving plants
by|Sep 24, 2023
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A: Ocean forest Ph is rated at 6.3 - 6.8. Blow 6.5 is considered acidic. Above 7.5 is alkaline. Under 5.5 is strongly acidic.