Vermiculite Growing Medium

We no longer offer this, but we absolutely adore our better choice - Coconut Coir.

Vermiculite is a soilless growing medium that holds water amazingly well. It is wonderful medium for growing Grass and Greens, as well as Micro-Greens.

We sell Vermiculite by volume. One Unit = 8 Pints, which is enough for two 10x20 inch Tray crops. Vermiculite is amazingly light stuff.

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Before Planting: Thoroughly moisten Vermiculite by spraying it and/or soaking it. To soak Vermiculite: Nest your Growing Tray inside your Drip Tray. Fill your Growing Tray 1/4 - 3/4 full with Vermiculite. (Vermiculite holds water exceedingly well, so you can get by with much less of it. Having more of it in our Heavy Duty Planting Tray will cause less of it to fall through the holes in that tray. Work with it to determine what is best for you. I usually fill the Tray, 1/2 way.) Spray the Vermiculite. When starts to float you have more than enough water (you can stop sooner - and you will, as you gain experience). Let it sit for a couple minutes (it can not sit too long). Gently lift the Growing Tray out of the Drip Tray, while at very close proximity to your sink, or other water receptacle (if growing inside). Set the Tray in your sink. Empty the Drip Tray. Put the Growing Tray back into the Drip Tray. You may - as you empty the Drip Tray - use a strainer to capture any escaped Vermiculite, and return it to the Growing Tray, if you like.

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Leah
Worked great!

Since we wanted to grow some cat grass mix just in pots, decided to try this and absolutely loved it. The grass grew up great, no mess like with dirt if the pot gets tipped over, nor any mess of water as it had it all absorbed.
The only mistake made, was by hubby who just assumed we needed to water the grass and didn't finger check that it was still plenty moist.. ending up causing the roots to mold and rot.
Seeing you aren't/won't be stocking this anymore, I am curious now to try the coconut coir that you guys are raving on now. Since it looks like we will be trying to keep fresh kitty grass growing all the time as it has saved my plants from their nibbles. (I put their grasses well away from my plants to designate "theirs" from "mine".)

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Leah
Worked great!

Since we wanted to grow some cat grass mix just in pots, decided to try this and absolutely loved it. The grass grew up great, no mess like with dirt if the pot gets tipped over, nor any mess of water as it had it all absorbed.
The only mistake made, was by hubby who just assumed we needed to water the grass and didn't finger check that it was still plenty moist.. ending up causing the roots to mold and rot.
Seeing you aren't/won't be stocking this anymore, I am curious now to try the coconut coir that you guys are raving on now. Since it looks like we will be trying to keep fresh kitty grass growing all the time as it has saved my plants from their nibbles. (I put their grasses well away from my plants to designate "theirs" from "mine".)