PittMoss Prime Organic Peat-Free Soil Amendment

I am an experienced vegetable gardener. I have tried many brands of peat moss but this one is exceptional. It actually has large “flakes” of peat moss where most are nearly a powder. It is soft to the touch and really gives some volume for holding moisture around the roots of a newly dug-in plant. I use it too for placing in the hole with seeds. This is great stuff and my vegetables will be all the better for it! ~ Review orginally posted on Amazon

I've used this ever since I saw it on Shark Tank and I think it's perfect. For all those negative review - you need to read what this is made off - recycle paper. Off course every now and again you will get a clump of what looks like an old newspaper but that's what it's made off. If helps keep in the moisture, it helps protect a little bit against the squirrels - it's great.

I've used this ever since I saw it on Shark Tank and I think it's perfect. For all those negative review - you need to read what this is made off - recycle paper. Off course every now and again you will get a clump of what looks like an old newspaper but that's what it's made off. If helps keep in the moisture, it helps protect a little bit against the squirrels - it's great. ~ Review orginally posted on Amazon

I love the fact that this is made from recycled materials. It works exactly like peat moss to hold moisture in the soil and decrease the need for watering. I put a layer at the bottom of my Earth Boxes to wick moisture up from the water reservoir, then mix more into the planting mix. I'm buying this product again. ~ Review orginally posted on Amazon

A great product. Use as directed and plants are thriving. I will keep using this product, no reason to destroy the environment for peat moss or ship peat moss from other countries anymore. ~ Review orginally posted on Amazon

Pittmoss is an excellent alternative to peat moss. I like to make my own potting mix, so I use this in place of peat moss and vermiculite or perlite. I mix one part top soil, with three parts compost and two parts Pittmoss for most of my potted plants. It retains moisture well but still allows air to flow to the roots of the plants. At the end of the season, I just put the used mix in my compost pile or right on my raised bed veggie garden before winter.

Pittmoss is an excellent alternative to peat moss. I like to make my own potting mix, so I use this in place of peat moss and vermiculite or perlite. I mix one part top soil, with three parts compost and two parts Pittmoss for most of my potted plants. It retains moisture well but still allows air to flow to the roots of the plants. At the end of the season, I just put the used mix in my compost pile or right on my raised bed veggie garden before winter. ~ Review orginally posted on Amazon

I like the concept because I have read about the depletion of peat. However it really holds water so it is important to understand the soil where you are using it and the requirements of what you are planting. We have had a very wet growing season so I have been turning my beds to keep everything aerated. A plus is the ease of handling. ~ Review orginally posted on Amazon

I love my PittMoss. I cannot see planting anything without it. My plants are very healthy, big & beautiful & reduces watering often. So glad I learned about this on Shark Tank.