Easy As Organics™ is a certified organic Living Soil formulated to sustain thriving plant growth from seedling to harvest. Unlock your plant's potential.
What makes this growing media a living soil?
Living soil
Peat, compost, biochar, perlite and scoria provide optimal soil structure, rich with humus and packed with beneficial soil life with excellent nutrient and water holding properties.
Nutrient dense
Organic and mineral ingredients have been selected and formulated to high levels of balanced fertility for complete crop cycles.
Optimal soil structure
Biochar, perlite and scoria holds air porosity in the rhizosphere. Roots require oxygen for sugar production to grow and feed soil biology. In exchange, microbes convert nutrients to plant available form.
Premium organic amendments
Soil amendments have been tested and selected for their high nutrient content and lowest possible heavy metals. Multiple ingredients are used to provide organic nutrients at varying rates of release.
Quick start
Step 1
Use a minimum of 50L of soil to ensure sufficient nutrient levels and beneficial soil biology for a complete plant growth cycle. Bigger containers will result in bigger yields.
Step 2
Use clean filtered water or rain tank water where possible.
Step 3
Slowly water soil with a shower head nozzle or watering can until evenly moist throughout the container. Allow up to 24 hours for moisture to penetrate evenly throughout the media. Repeat the process if needed until you can squeeze a handful of soil and it forms a clump. It should feel moist but not soaking wet.
Step 4
Plant your seedling or cutting in the centre of the pot and cover the root ball with more soil. Apply a small amount of water to settle new seedling or rooted cutting in place.
Step 5
Cover soil surface with a light layer of organic straw mulch on top. Lucerne seems to be the best, followed by barley straw.
Step 6
To maintain peak plant health, avoid overwatering by aiming for soil that is evenly moist with no runoff. This will ensure adequate oxygen in the rootzone, promote an aerobic microbial community and efficient, plant driven nutrient cycling for maximum genetic expression.
