Purple Cow Organics Activated Compost

Aerobic composting means the material was broken down in the presence of oxygen. This process typically results in a more stable, nutrient-rich product that is less likely to contain pathogens or weed seeds compared to anaerobic methods.

While you can use it as an amendment, it is generally best to mix this compost with other materials like peat moss or coconut coir if you are creating a potting mix. Using it alone as a container medium may be too dense for some plants.

Yes. This compost is OMRI listed, which means it has been reviewed by the Organic Materials Review Institute and is approved for use in certified organic crop production.

The organic matter in this compost helps bind sandy soil particles together to retain moisture, while simultaneously loosening heavy clay soils to improve drainage and aeration. Over time, the beneficial bacteria and fungi it introduces help create a more porous, living soil environment.

One cubic foot is typically enough to amend about 12 square feet of garden soil at a depth of one inch. If you are top-dressing a lawn, you can spread it thinner, but for new planting beds, mixing it into the top 4 to 6 inches of existing soil is recommended.