organic-style base nutrients for living soil-based growing systems

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      Soil nutrients for every growing style — certified organic lines, living soil inputs and mineral feeds from Green Planet, Professor's, CANNA and House & Garden. Grower-tested and shipped Australia-wide from our Tasmanian warehouse.

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      Soil Nutrients for Organic, Living and Mineral Grows

      Certified Organic Soil Nutrients

      Run a clean organic feed with Professor's certified organic Grow, Bloom and Boost formulas, or push flavour with Terpene Gold and Ozi Magic Monsta Bud. Proper certified inputs, not just "natural" marketing.

      Living Soil Biology That Does the Work

      Stock your root zone with Mykos mycorrhizae, Azos nitrogen-fixing bacteria and BioMega's Trichfecta+ — our best seller in this range. Healthy microbes mean better uptake from the same feed.

      Set-and-Forget Granular Feeds for Outdoor Grows

      Green Planet's Back Country Blend range is slow-release granular nutrition made for remote and outdoor plots — dig it in at planting and top-dress through the season. Mineral growers are covered too, with CANNA Terra and House & Garden Soil A&B.

      Growing in something other than soil? Browse all hydroponic nutrients, or go straight to coco nutrients, run to waste nutrients and recirculating nutrients.

      FAQs

      Can I use hydroponic nutrients in soil?

      Yes — many mineral lines feed soil-grown plants well, but dedicated soil formulas like House & Garden Soil A&B and CANNA Terra are balanced for soil pH and biology, so you get more consistent results.

      What's the difference between organic and mineral soil nutrients?

      Organic nutrients feed the soil life that then feeds your plant, while mineral nutrients supply salts the roots take up directly. Organic favours flavour and soil health; mineral gives faster, more precise control.

      Do I need separate veg and flower nutrients for soil?

      Yes — most soil ranges split into a grow formula for vegetative growth and a bloom formula for flowering, with different N-P-K ratios for each stage.