Gaia Green - Living Soil

Gaia Green Living Soil

Gaia Green Living Soil is a nutrient-rich, biologically active growing medium designed to promote vigorous plant growth, healthy root development, and long-term soil fertility.

Produced through a specialized composting process, organic fertilizer ingredients are broken down into forms that plants and beneficial soil microorganisms can utilize. The result is a naturally fertile growing environment enriched with organic nutrients, minerals, compost, and worm castings.

Ideal for indoor and outdoor gardening, vegetables, herbs, flowering plants, raised beds, and container growing.

Ingredients

Organic Fertilizers & Mineral Amendments:

Glacial rock dust, dolomite, feather meal, alfalfa meal, bone meal, rock phosphate, blood meal, fishbone meal, mineralized phosphate, insect frass, mined potassium sulphate, basalt rock dust, humic acid, gypsum, kelp meal, oyster shell flour, and greensand.

Soil & Growing Media Ingredients:

Peat moss, perlite, coconut coir, fir bark, composted porcine litter, and African nightcrawler worm castings.

Looking for an Alternative to FoxFarm or Blue Sky Organics?

Originally developed in Canada, Gaia Green Living Soil offers a nutrient-rich growing medium for gardeners seeking an alternative to FoxFarm or Blue Sky Organics.

GAIA sold out? Looking for Locally Made Living Soil?

Did you know we also make our own living soil right here in Calgary?

GrowPharm SOHI Living Soil Mix is blended in-house at IncrediGrow Garden Centre using carefully selected organic fertilizers, mineral amendments, beneficial microorganisms, worm castings, and premium growing media.

Our GrowPharm blend also incorporates beneficial bacteria, mycorrhizae, and horticultural charcoal to support soil biology, drainage, aeration, and long-term plant health.

It's a great alternative for gardeners who want a locally made, ready-to-use living soil for indoor containers, outdoor planters, vegetables, herbs, and more.

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