Roots Organics Original Potting Soil

Roots Organics Original Potting Soil is a premium, ready-to-use organic growing mix designed for fast-growing, heavy-feeding plants in containers, fabric pots, raised planters, greenhouses, and indoor gardens. Built with a rich blend of coco fiber, coarse peat moss, perlite, pumice, worm castings, bat guano, and organic meal amendments, this professional-grade potting soil provides the drainage, aeration, and nutrition plants need for vigorous root development and healthy growth.

Roots Organics Original is known for its excellent air-to-water ratio, helping the root zone drain quickly while still holding consistent moisture. This makes it a strong choice for growers who prefer frequent feeding, active watering, and a high-performance organic potting mix that supports vegetables, herbs, flowers, fruiting plants, and ornamental crops.

Key Benefits

Premium Organic Potting Soil
Ready-to-use growing mix made with high-quality natural and organic ingredients for container gardening and intensive plant production.

Excellent Drainage & Aeration
Coco fiber, perlite, and pumice help create a well-aerated root zone with fast drainage and even drying.

Rich Organic Amendment Blend
Includes worm castings, bat guano, soybean meal, alfalfa meal, fishbone meal, kelp meal, greensand, and leonardite for complete soil support.

Contains Beneficial Mycorrhizal Fungi
Includes mycorrhizal fungi to help support nutrient uptake, root development, and container-grown plant resilience.

Great for Heavy-Feeding Plants
Optimized for fast-growing plants that benefit from strong drainage, root-zone oxygen, and regular feeding.

Use the Bag as a Grow Bag
The heavy-duty Roots Organics soil bag can double as a planting container: cut off the top, add drainage holes to the bottom, and plant directly into the bag.

How to Use Roots Organics Original Potting Soil

Container Planting:
Fill a container with drainage holes using Roots Organics Original Potting Soil. Add enough soil so the top of the plant’s root ball sits about 2 inches below the rim.

Transplanting:
Place the plant in the container, fill around the root ball, and gently firm the soil without compacting it.

Initial Watering:
Water thoroughly after planting to help settle the soil around the roots.

Ongoing Feeding:
This mix is designed for frequent feeding of fast-growing plants. Begin or adjust your nutrient program based on plant size, growth stage, container size, and plant response.

In-Bag Growing:
Cut the top off the bag, poke drainage holes in the bottom, and plant directly into the bag for a simple container-growing setup.

Always adjust watering and feeding based on your environment, plant type, and container size.