Peat-Free All-Purpose Potting Mix with Ancient Soil, Mushroom Compost and Sustainable PittMoss for Indoor and Outdoor Growing

Potting mix for indoor and outdoor growing, this peat-free blend combines Ancient Soil, mushroom compost, and PittMoss to support moisture management and steady plant nutrition. It is suited to vegetable gardens, flower beds, containers, herbs, edible crops, raised beds, seedlings, transplants, and houseplants other than cacti and succulents.

PittMoss replaces peat moss as a sustainable growing medium component, while mushroom compost and worm castings contribute organic matter and slow-release feeding. The mix is designed to hold moisture efficiently without remaining soggy, helping gardeners water less often.

Choose the size that fits your project: 5 lb or 10 lb. Use it for indoor or outdoor growing, including containers, raised beds, garden planting, seedlings, and transplants.

Features

• Peat-free potting mix for indoor and outdoor growing
• Contains Ancient Soil, mushroom compost, and PittMoss
• Moisture-holding blend designed to avoid staying soggy
• Mushroom compost and worm castings provide slow-release feeding
• Suitable for vegetable gardens, flower beds, containers, herbs, edible crops, raised beds, seedlings, and transplants
• Available in 5 lb and 10 lb variants

Specifications

• Product type: All-purpose potting mix
• Formula: Peat-free
• Named ingredients: Ancient Soil, mushroom compost, PittMoss, worm castings
• Available sizes: 5 lb; 10 lb
• Growing settings: Indoor and outdoor
• Listed uses: Vegetable gardens, flower beds, containers, houseplants other than cacti and succulents, herbs, edible crops, raised beds, seedlings, and transplants

Frequently Asked Questions

What sizes are available for this potting mix?

This potting mix is available in 5 lb and 10 lb sizes.

Is this mix suitable for indoor plants?

Yes. It is listed for houseplants, except cacti and succulents, as well as other indoor growing uses.

Can I use it in raised beds and containers?

Yes. The source lists raised beds, containers, flower beds, vegetable gardens, seedlings, and transplants among its uses.

What makes this mix peat-free?

PittMoss is used as a peat-free alternative to peat moss in the blend.