THIRST TRAP Soil Blend

You know that plant you can't keep up with watering?

Here's your answer :)

THIRST TRAP is designed for the thirstiest of our plant babies, like avocado trees, Geogenanthus ciliatus, money trees, tradescantia, and other insanely thirsty babies. 

Complete with a base of coco coir, Pinus radiata bark fines, vermiculite, fine grade charcoal, and a special starch-based polymer that holds additional moisture (but away from the roots!). Follow that up with our incredible blend of seed meals, bug poo, rock dusts, and mycorrhizal inoculant for super happy plant babies :)

PLEASE NOTE: Avocado trees have incredibly sensitive roots. When re-potting, do your best to disturb the roots as little as possible to avoid a massive freak-out. If your tree drops all of its leaves, never fear! The trunk is still probably alive and viable - just give it time ❤️

 

Oh Happy Dirt is our line of hand-blended potting mixes that are created to suit different plants’ needs.  Not all soils are created equal!

Here’s how we measure up:

• We practice sustainability: our blends start with coco coir and coco chips, a renewable resource. We do not use non-renewable peat moss.
• Due to concerns about fluoride, we don't use perlite.
• We use compostable bags and labels for our retail products.
• We know that whole ingredients are better for all of us – plants included! We use real ingredients like alfalfa meal, flax seed meal, and rock dust to ensure balance for your plants.
• We do not use solid nitrogen fertilizers produced with the ecologically detrimental Haber-Bosch process.
• We know the importance of the gut microbiome - even in plants! All of our soils include a mycorrhizal inoculant with endo and ecto-mycorrhizae.
• We also include charcoal and humates to encourage a healthy root environment.
  

Above all, we take the work out of re-potting plants. By choosing Oh Happy Dirt you are giving your plants the highest-quality substrate on the market, without the guesswork of creating a recipe that’s responsive to each species’ needs.