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BETTER FOR YOUR PLANTS. BETTER FOR YOUR PLANET. Every bag of Rosy Soil is four years in the making. Because that’s how long it’s taken to try thousands of permutations to find the “goldilocks zone” of plant performance and carbon impact. Your plants will thrive in this environment while carbon is sequestered from the environment. PEAT-MOSS FREE Peat moss has been a common ingredient in potting mixes for 60 years. But peat bogs aren’t renewable resources and extracting peat-moss releases tons of carbon into those ecosystems. Instead, we’ve developed our blends with sustainable alternatives. BIOCHAR POWERED Biochar is made from upcycled plant waste. The result is a material that looks a lot like charcoal. It’s black and almost fluffy, creating a similar environment to that of peat moss, while being sustainable. Biochar not only holds more water and nutrients, but stores carbon, too. NET CARBON NEGATIVE Unlike peat moss, which releases C02 into the atmosphere, biochar stores carbon in the soil. The result is an end product that’s net carbon negative. So every terrarium, houseplant and potted succulent in your home can play a role pulling carbon from our atmosphere.
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BETTER FOR YOUR PLANTS. BETTER FOR YOUR PLANET. Every bag of Rosy Soil is four years in the making. Because that’s how long it’s taken to try thousands of permutations to find the “goldilocks zone” of plant performance and carbon impact. Your plants will thrive in this environment while carbon is sequestered from the environment. PEAT-MOSS FREE Peat moss has been a common ingredient in potting mixes for 60 years. But peat bogs aren’t renewable resources and extracting peat-moss releases tons of carbon into those ecosystems. Instead, we’ve developed our blends with sustainable alternatives. BIOCHAR POWERED Biochar is made from upcycled plant waste. The result is a material that looks a lot like charcoal. It’s black and almost fluffy, creating a similar environment to that of peat moss, while being sustainable. Biochar not only holds more water and nutrients, but stores carbon, too. NET CARBON NEGATIVE Unlike peat moss, which releases C02 into the atmosphere, biochar stores carbon in the soil. The result is an end product that’s net carbon negative. So every terrarium, houseplant and potted succulent in your home can play a role pulling carbon from our atmosphere.
