Your potted plants deserve the best. Between the earthworm castings, rock phosphate, and aged forest products in this blend, your container plants have never felt so good.
Garden tip: Happy Frog® Potting Soil is designed for container planting. Whether you’re growing a ficus in the dining room, a geranium on the patio, or a lemon tree on the deck, use our Potting Soil in your containers. For additional nutrition, use our Grow Big® Liquid Plant Food. Then sit back and enjoy the results.
Embrace the Vitality of Happy Frog!
Fox Farm states there are roughly 4 weeks of nutrients contained in this mixture, this all depends on the size of the container, stage of growth, and species of plant you chose to cultivate. Best practices include feeding lightly with a base nutrient at 1/4 to 1/2 strength with cal-mag every 7-10 days. Many customers find great success mixing Fox Farm Ocean Forest potting soil with Happy Frog soil.
Garden tip: Happy Frog® Potting Soil is designed for container planting. Whether you’re growing a ficus in the dining room, a geranium on the patio, or a lemon tree on the deck, use our Potting Soil in your containers.
How To Use:
CONTAINER GARDENS:
- Fill container with soil 1 inch (2.5 cm) below top edge of the pot.
- Water thoroughly after planting.
- For best results, feed your plants with FoxFarm fertilizer products during growth and bloom seasons.
HOUSEPLANTS
- Water thoroughly after planting.
- For best results, feed with Grow Big® Liquid Plant Food.
ESTABLISHED CONTAINER GARDENS:
- Top dress a 3-inch (7.5 cm) layer of potting soil around existing plants and carefully work into the soil.
- Water thoroughly.
TREES, SHRUBS AND ROSES:
- Select a container 2-3 times the diameter of the plant’s root mass and 3-6 inches (7.5-15 cm) deeper.
- Place enough potting soil into the container so that the root mass is positioned at the correct height.
- Secure plant in place while adding more potting soil around the root mass until the container is almost full.
Use FoxFarm fertilizers & liquid plant food concentrates in conjunction with their soil mixes.
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