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FoxFarm Happy Frog Potting Soil West Coast is a nutrient rich soil mix for container plants. It delivers vital food and beneficial microbes directly to the roots. It's what keeps potted flowers, vegetables, and houseplants growing strong.
Here is a more detailed explanation of the kinds of nutrients and trace elements in this soil.
Fast and slow‑release nitrogen comes from bat guano and earthworm castings. This encourages plenty of leafy growth and robust stems.
Bat guano also contributes to phosphorus, which promotes deeper root growth and enhances flower and fruit development.
While fish emulsion is a more common ingredient in other mixes, Happy Frog uses forest-derived materials — like composted bark and humus — which also provide potassium and essential micronutrients such as calcium, magnesium, and iron. These are the elements that plants need to build strong cell walls and make chlorophyll.
Potted plants present some special challenges. This combination of growing medium helps them get over those by:
Use the following guidelines regarding how to use Happy Frog Potting Soil for the best results.
Even with rich soil, container plants benefit from extra feeding:
This type of Happy Frog Potting Soil is made with cedar and redwood bark compost. They are more pH neutral than pine bark, so there are not as many pH swings. The ingredients are typically sourced sustainably from local suppliers, reducing transit impact. For gardeners in need of more product, bulk pallets of 48 bags each will also be available.
Happy Frog Potting Soil West Coast is great for a wide range of container applications:
Container plants crave the rich, well-drained, nutrient‑packed soil that Happy Frog® Potting Soil provides. It has a balanced pH and organic ingredients to encourage root growth, keep foliage lush and flowers and fruit growing strong. This dependable blend makes thriving potted gardens easy for new customers or experts.
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