Soil for vegetable garden

Why choose our soil? 

• It’s a fine natural red soil
• It is mixed with Red soil + vermicompost + jeevamrut + Cocopeat + neem powder
• It is mixed with the above things in proper ratios to make it perfect growing soil for vegetables, and flowering plants.
• Directly use our soil for plants without extra addition of any.

Soil plays a vital role in the survival and growth of your houseplant. The potting soil or media in which a plant grows must be of good quality. It should be porous for root aeration and drainage but also capable of water and nutrient retention.
Plant roots must have air, food, and water and potting soil must be porous enough to allow drainage of excess water and to admit oxygen (soil aeration) needed by the roots. Garden soil may appear ideal for potting indoor plants but actually causes problems. This soil may be wonderful for outdoor gardening under natural conditions, but after a few months, garden soil becomes hard and almost rock-like in a plant pot. Plants in garden soil grow satisfactorily for a month or two, but soon the lower leaves turn yellow and the plants become unthrifty. This problem is the result of poor drainage and the lack of soil aeration due to improper soil structure. Most garden soils become compacted with time and house plants grow poorly in compacted soil.