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Peat Moss Free
why make the switch?

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Peat bogs are wetland areas composed of large portions of decaying Sphagnum moss. Though they only make up 3% of the Earth's surface, they are estimated to hold up to 30% of the world's carbon store. It takes thousands of years for these carbon stores to develop. However when peat is harvested, primarily for agricultural purposes, these vast stores of carbon are released into the atmosphere.

Peat has become a staple of the horticulture industry. Read the ingredients of any box store potting soil mix and chances are the main ingredient will be peat. It has the unique ability to hold moisture, while also providing good aeration to plants' roots. It is cheap and sterile. However, as awareness of the harm of harvesting peat moss increases, more people are looking for alternatives. In fact, the UK has planned to phase out the sale of peat by 2024.

Doing Our Part
At Back2TheDirt we recognize the importance of peat bogs to the world's carbon storage and for their importance as a bio-diverse ecosystem, because of this our soil mixes are coconut coir based. Coconut coir is waste product of the coconut industry and their harvest does not require mining of the ecosystem.

To learn more about our available potting soil mixes, all peat moss free, click the button.
Peat Moss Free Potting Soil Mixes

Buy Our Coconut Coir

Coconut Coir (10lb Block)

$20.00 - $38.00

Our 10 lb Coconut Coir brick expands to 2 cubic feet. It makes a great growing media and worm bedding. Coconut coir is composed of the fibrous husk on the outside of the coconut and is a waste product from the coconut industry. Our coconut coir is triple washed. Add water and watch it expand!


pH is 5.5 to 6.8

EC is (1:3) < 700 mS/cm

Weight is 10lbs (+/- 0.5lbs)


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