Coast of Maine Quoddy Blend Organic Lobster Compost | 1cu ft - OMRI Listed - (Case of 5)

Original Seafood Compost for Soil Conditioning

Before Coast of Maine built out its full soil lineup, Quoddy Blend was the company's original seafood compost, and it's still made the same way: lobster and crab shell meal blended with compost, sphagnum peat moss, and aged bark. That combination adds calcium to the soil while conditioning beds and borders for better drainage.

This OMRI Listed 1cu ft bag ships as a case of 5, sized for conditioning garden beds and borders for vegetables, flowers, and lawns.

Key Features & Benefits

• Lobster and Crab Shell Meal — Coast of Maine's original seafood compost formula.
• Adds Calcium to Soil — Supports plant health as part of the amendment.
• Improves Bed and Border Drainage — Conditions soil structure rather than just adding nutrients.
• OMRI Listed — Certified for use in organic production.

Who Should Use Quoddy Blend

Organic gardeners conditioning beds and borders for vegetables, flowers, or lawns, who want a calcium-adding seafood compost rather than a straight potting soil, will find Quoddy Blend suited to that job.

About Coast of Maine

Quoddy Blend was Coast of Maine's original product when the company began making organic soil amendments in 1996 from ingredients sourced around the Maine coast, and it's still sold today through independent garden centers.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Quoddy Blend made from?

It's made from lobster and crab shell meal blended with compost, sphagnum peat moss, and aged bark. That combination is what earned it the name 'the original seafood compost.'

What does Quoddy Blend add to soil?

It adds calcium, which supports overall plant health. The blend also improves drainage in beds and borders as a soil conditioner.

Is Quoddy Blend OMRI Listed?

Yes, it's OMRI Listed for organic production. That covers the full case of 5 bags in this listing.

How can Quoddy Blend be used?

It can be used for amending soil in beds and borders or for direct planting of vegetables, flowers, and lawns. It works as a soil conditioner rather than a standalone potting mix.