Leaf Compost - Pure

Leaf Compost is a 100% pure organic soil amendment made from fully decomposed leaves, processed over approximately one year to ensure nutrient richness and optimal quality.

Compared to normal compost, Leaf Compost is lighter, has a finer texture, and is particularly rich in carbon and organic matter, making it ideal for improving soil structure and supporting plant health. Suitable for vegetable gardens, flower beds, and potted plants, it’s a sustainable, eco-friendly solution for every gardener.

Features:

• Pure Organic Material: Made from decomposed leaves without any additives.
• Improves Soil Quality: Enhances aeration, drainage, and moisture retention.
• Rich in Carbon: Excellent for feeding soil microbes and improving fertility.
• Eco-Friendly Process: Decomposed over a year to ensure purity and effectiveness.
• Versatile Application: Perfect for vegetables, flowers, fruit trees, and lawns.

Leaf Compost vs Normal Compost:

• Leaf Compost: Lighter, finer, and carbon-rich, ideal for improving soil structure.
• Normal Compost: Heavier, nutrient-dense with more nitrogen, better for direct fertilization.
• Use Together: Combine both for a balanced mix of nutrients and soil improvement.

📝 How to Use:

• For Potted Plants:

  • Mix 1 part Leaf Compost with 2 parts potting soil for healthy growth.
  • Add 2-3 inches as mulch on the soil surface to retain moisture.

• For Garden Beds:

  • Spread 1-2 inches of compost over the soil and mix into the top 4-6 inches.
  • Apply as mulch around plants to suppress weeds and conserve water.

• For Lawns:

  • Evenly spread a thin layer (1/2 inch) of compost across the lawn.
  • Water thoroughly to help compost integrate into the soil.

• For Planting or Transplanting:

  • Add 1-2 cups of Leaf Compost into planting holes for added nutrients.

⚠️ Safety Note:

• Store in a cool, dry place to maintain quality.
• Avoid applying excessively to prevent waterlogging in clay-heavy soils.
• Wash hands after handling to avoid irritation.

FAQs:

1. Why does Leaf Compost take longer to decompose?
   Leaves are rich in carbon and require a year to fully break down into nutrient-rich compost. This slow process ensures a fine texture and high-quality organic matter.

2. Can Leaf Compost replace fertilizers?
   Leaf Compost improves soil quality but works best alongside organic fertilizers for balanced plant nutrition.

3. Is Leaf Compost better than normal compost?
   Leaf Compost is ideal for improving soil structure, while normal compost is better for immediate nutrient supply. Use them together for the best results.

4. How often should I use Leaf Compost?
   Apply every 2-3 months during the growing season to maintain soil health.

Improve your soil naturally with Pure Leaf Compost—the perfect choice for sustainable, long-lasting gardening success!