Waterhold Cocoblend Potting Soil is the sustainable solution for container gardens in arid climates or wherever water is in short supply. Its unique ability to retain large amounts of water means you water less often, which helps conserve water throughout the season. If you've had difficulties keeping your vegetables hydrated during the hot summer months, don't give up on growing your own food. Give it another try with this potting soil, which is carefully blended to provide ample moisture at the root zone. Waterhold Cocoblend Potting Soill is listed by the Organic Materials Review Institute, which means it passes the stringent definitions for an all organic product. Use it with confidence to grow vegetables, fruits, berries and herbs. Better yet, grow them in the same containers as your annual flowers! The structure of Waterhold Cocoblend Potting Soil is a combination of sphagnum peat moss and an innovative byproduct of coconut processing, coir. Coir is a finely ground fibrous material that acts much like a sponge to absorb up to nine times it's own volume. This means that much of the water you apply won't run out the bottom of the pot, but is held within the root zone. Coir is unlike other forms of organic matter that pack down when wet, and with the addition of pumice to further aerate the soil, you're assured it is always well drained. The ability to balance drainage with water holding capacity is the greatest challenge, so that roots find the moisture and oxygen they need every day. The integration of generous amounts of earthworm castings makes this soil naturally fertile. Castings boost microorganism populations vital to plant health. When soil and organic matter passes through an earthworm's body it is changed into phosphate, potash, nitrogen, magnesium and calcium. These macro and other micro-nutrients arrive in a form immediately available to plants. The most important contribution of earthworm castings are the microbes they