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hoping this is good to start in. Any opinions?
There's not a nutrient info panel so I'm gonna guess I add my own with this?
 

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More than likely will need a fertilizer to round it out. Mostly compost and wood / tree scraps.

Pretty sure there is NO PH BUFFERS in there to control ph .
 
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Flip it over and take a close up of the garunteed analysis of the nutrient content.

And even better is if it lists the sources of their fertilizers (different meals, rock dusts, guanos, castings, etc)
 
Not sure if its a good buy because I don't know how it compares in price to other available blends.

It would probably work great in raised beds - "Natures blend compost will improve the structure of native soil and the composted manure and alfalfa meal in natures blend will supercharge growth as far as providing nutrients."
 
Ive been a long user of this peat soil in the uk sold everywhere call Westlands with added john innes.

The otherday i was reading the bag and noticed its no longer made of peat but coco biofibres and wood. Nobody told me but ive not noticed a difference except a lot less of those gnats i usually get everywhere.
 
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Not sure if its a good buy because I don't know how it compares in price to other available blends.

It would probably work great in raised beds - "Natures blend compost will improve the structure of native soil and the composted manure and alfalfa meal in natures blend will supercharge growth as far as providing nutrients."
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12.99 1.5 cb ft
 
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