• Provides optimum aeration & drainage.
• Promotes root growth.
• For all cactus & succulents

DIRECTIONS

For use on:

For Cactus, Palm and Citrus container plants.

When to use:

Any time planting containers.

How much to use:

• Select a container that is larger than your plants current pot, and has a drainage hole at the bottom with the tray beneath it to catch excess water.
• Fill container to 1/3 full with Cactus Potting Soil Mix.
• Carefully remove the plant from its current container and gently loosen the root ball.
• Center the plant in the new container and fill it with additional Cactus Mix.
• Allow at least 1 inch between the rim of the pot in the top of the soil.
• Gently pat down the next and add more if required.
• Make sure the plant is about the same depth in the soil as it was in the original container.
• Wait 1 or 2 weeks, then water thoroughly with a slow gentle spray and allow to drain.

Growing Tips:
Re-potting: Cactus, succulents, palm, and citrus should be re-potted annually into the next larger size pot. Best time to do this is early spring. After re-potting, place into a shaded area for one or two weeks.
Watering: Always water thoroughly so that water flows from the container’s drainage holes. Soil should be allowed to dry between waterings. Never leave water standing in saucer. Water can be greatly reduced for most plants during the winter months.
Light: Cactus and most succulents grow in semi-desert, and therefore need the best light you can provide. The only exception to this is the first week or two after re-potting (place in shaded area).
Feeding: Feed with Espoma Organic Cactus!, a natural liquid plant food beginning one month after planting. Follow label directions.

How to apply:

• Select a container that is larger than your plants current pot, and has a drainage hole at the bottom with the tray beneath it to catch excess water.
• Fill container to 1/3 full with Cactus Potting Soil Mix.
• Carefully remove the plant from its current container and gently loosen the root ball.
• Center the plant in the new container and fill it with additional Cactus Mix.
• Allow at least 1 inch between the rim of the pot in the top of the soil.
• Gently pat down the next and add more if required.
• Make sure the plant is about the same depth in the soil as it was in the original container.
• Wait 1 or 2 weeks, then water thoroughly with a slow gentle spray and allow to drain.

Growing Tips:
Re-potting: Cactus, succulents, palm, and citrus should be re-potted annually into the next larger size pot. Best time to do this is early spring. After re-potting, place into a shaded area for one or two weeks.
Watering: Always water thoroughly so that water flows from the container’s drainage holes. Soil should be allowed to dry between waterings. Never leave water standing in saucer. Water can be greatly reduced for most plants during the winter months.
Light: Cactus and most succulents grow in semi-desert, and therefore need the best light you can provide. The only exception to this is the first week or two after re-potting (place in shaded area).
Feeding: Feed with Espoma Organic Cactus!,, a natural liquid plant food beginning one month after planting. Follow label directions.

SPECS

Ingredients:

This product is regionally formulated from 35-45% sphagnum peat moss, materials derived from one or more of the following (aged forest products, humus and/or composted rice hulls) perlite, limestone to adjust pH and yucca extract.

In New Hampshire this product contains sphagnum peat moss, aged forest products, humus, perlite, limestone to adjust pH and yucca extract.

In California and Oregon this product contains sphagnum peat moss, aged forest products, humus, perlite, limestone to adjust pH and yucca extract.

Active Ingredients:

Ectomycorrhizal Fungi:  A total of 131.38 propagules / cc (3.7 million propagules per cubic foot) of the following 5 species:

Pisiolithus tinctorius                         105.66

Rhizopogon luteolus                         8.57

Rhizopogon roseolus                        8.57

Scleroderma citrinum                        4.29

Scleroderma verrucosum                  4.29

Endomycorrhizal Fungi:  A total of 0.072 propagules  / cc (2,040  propagules per cubic foot) of the following 4 species

Rhizophagus irregularis                   0.018

Septoglomus deserticola                 0.018

Claroideoglomus etunicatum           0.018

Funneliformis mosseae                   0.018