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- FRESH AND CLEAN LOOK – Enjoy the new look that it will bring to your potted plant. Elevate your live plants indoor and outdoor by using mulch to help plant care by reducing water loss and regulating potting soil temperature.
- EASY TO USE – Place the mulch on top of the soil in your potted plants. Our ultra fine mulch does not interfere with watering and does not need to be moved and allows water to seep into the soil and provides a layer of protection to reduce evaporation.
- NEW LOOK TO LOVE – Use whenever your plants need some love and balcony decor. Great for your plant stand, indoor / outdoor garden, succulent, orchid, and cactus potting top soil mix. This will give a clean appearance by hiding the soil.
- PERFECT FOR SMALL SPACES – Perfect size to use for houseplant potted indoor plants soil. Spanish moss for potted plants are also a popular choice for florist’s arrangements because they are lightweight and easy to store.
- SUSTAINABLE AND NATURAL – This is made from 100% Natural redwood bark! Our red mulch for landscaping is certified through the Forest Stewardship Council. The FSC sets standards for responsible forest management across the world.
Urban Thumb mulch makes potted plants look elegant We’re all familiar with the idea of mulching our flower gardens, so why not also mulch your indoor houseplants a well planted, healthy container garden can be the focal point of a room, so it’s important to put a little extra attention into design and overall appeal. A nice layer of mulch is a very simply finishing touch that transforms your houseplants from shabby to chic Urban Thumb Co specializes in gardening products for the urban dweller. A compact home shouldn’t equal sacrificing greenery. We produce small batches of mulch, so you can keep your space green without taking up precious storage in your humble abode. Whether you live in the city or just don’t have room to spare for a 20 pound bag of mulch, Urban Thumb Co Ultra Fine Mulch for Potted Plants provides a more manageable and sustainable option to mass produced alternatives. How to Care for Mulched Houseplants – When adding mulch to houseplants, remember not to: Overwater: The biggest problem with mulching houseplants is that it’s easy to overwater. The water filters right through the mulch and the plant looks dry, but underneath you might have soggy or moldy garden soil pull it back and check the moisture level of the actual soil before watering. Over Mulch: Just as with garden plants, don’t pile mulch up against the stems of your plants as it can cause them to rot. Instead, keep it thin and mostly decorative.
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