What is organic soil?

Organic soils are garden soils that contain only certified organic components, including organic potted soils, backfill soils, and soils specifically designed for plants or flowers Many horticultural stores provide a variety of organic soils, as well as other organic gardening equipment such as organic mulch Although gardeners do not necessarily view inorganic soils as unnatural, many commercial soils contain large amounts of fertilizers, pesticides, fungicides and herbicides Soils are often designed to help plants grow quickly and healthily, while also preventing pests, fungi and weeds, and commercial soils do so at any cost In contrast, organic soils do not contain chemicals and provide organic media for plants to grow and use natural methods to control pests Organic soil does not use fertilizer, organic matter is also from organic compost, and fertilizer is also from organic feeding animals It also uses things like mycelium to improve, to help the soil retain water and nutrients, and to aerate the soil and loose organic mulch As with standard commercial soils, organic soils can be formulated based on specific environments and uses, meaning different pH and nutrient levels Good soil is dark, moist and fragrant Organic soil has many advantages For people who tend to grow organically, this soil is the only choice Organic soils rarely produce harmful runoff that causes local waterway problems, and are therefore more environmentally friendly than commercial soils Some people think that this kind of soil is good for the earth and horticulture, because it promotes the slow and healthy development of plants, rather than depriving the soil of rapid growth of nutrients Organic soil bags can be purchased based on different horticultural applications and transported by truck Some people use it as backfill or as a substitute for contaminated soil It can also be spread on the existing soil to add a layer, which is very useful for people who want to raise the courtyard or flower bed Organic soil is much more expensive than traditional soil, so some gardeners tend to build their own soil with organic compost, manure and other ingredients The ultimate choice of organic and traditional soils depends on the gardener.