Ratings & Reviews for Compost plus Manure 1 Cubic feet All-purpose Organic Garden soil
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What Customers Are Saying
The Cowabunga compost is generally well-received as an affordable and effective soil amendment. Many customers report positive results using it to enrich nutrient-poor soils, noting the compost is well-composted with a good balance of organic materials. However, some customers experienced quality issues or had concerns about potential toxicity in recent batches. Overall, the majority of reviews are positive, with customers finding the compost to be a beneficial and economical option for their gardening and landscaping needs.
Customer review summary generated by AI, including incentivized reviews.Great for soil additive
I used this for a pink eyes peas soil support to enrich my permaculture.
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No burning of new fruit trees. Organic and worked
Great product. No burn to new plantings and started them out with nitrogen to make them burst rather than stress. Amended the sandy soil along with peat moss just right.
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90% Composed Forest Products
Would Not Recommend10% manure. did a comparison of this against the well-known yellow-bag mushroom compost and cow manure filling in thinning spots in my St Augustine lawn. All came out of the bag a deep, organic, brown. However, this product sun-bleached into grey wood chips within 3 days. The other two products are still deep brown 2 weeks later.
WORKS GREAT
Would RecommendGREAT FOR GREEN GARDEN PLANTS
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Great product
Would RecommendThis is a great product for amending garden raised beds and in ground flower beds. Would buy year after year.
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I have been gardening for over 30 years here in Central Florida. In Florida you need to supplement the soil because of the sand if you plant directly in the ground. I have never had a problem with Cowabunga till this year. My garden is 50 ft x 50 ft, always lush and green and produces very well except for this year. Tomatoes look punie, for lack of better wording and let’s not talk about my bean or the rest of the garden. I am wondering if it was the cowabunga that I put on and mixed in befor...