Nectar for The Gods Potting Soil Blend #2 | 1.5cu ft

Small-Batch Soil-Less Coir Medium for Daily Feeding Programs, 1.5cu ft

Hydroponic-style daily feeding schedules need a medium that drains predictably and doesn't add its own salt load into the mix. Nectar for the Gods Potting Soil Blend #2 is a soil-less coir medium mixed in small batches, with the coir fiber rinsed on-site with Oregon rainwater and buffered with limestone specifically to reduce salts before it's bagged.

This 1.5 cubic foot bag is sized for hydroponic-style growers who want small-batch consistency without buying a large-volume bale.

Key Features & Benefits

• Soil-less coir base — suited to hydroponic-style use rather than a traditional soil-based feeding program.
• Rinsed with Oregon rainwater — reduces salt buildup in the coir before it's bagged.
• Limestone buffered — helps stabilize pH in the finished medium.
• Mycorrhizal fungi blended in — included alongside coir fiber, perlite, yucca meal, and basalt in the mix.

Who Should Use Blend #2

Hydroponic-style growers who feed daily and want a soil-less, small-batch medium with mycorrhizal fungi already blended in fit this product's feeding schedule.

About Nectar for the Gods

Nectar for the Gods mixes its soil-less blends in small batches, rinsing coir fiber with Oregon rainwater and buffering it with limestone before bagging, rather than sourcing a single bulk coir supply.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Blend #2 a soil-less medium?

Yes, Blend #2 is a soil-less coir-based medium suitable for hydroponic-style use rather than a traditional soil program. It is not the same product as Blend #4 or Blend #8, which are soil-based mixes.

How often can I feed with this blend?

It is built for daily feeding schedules rather than a lighter weekly routine, which is typical for hydroponic-style coir media that don't hold nutrients between waterings the way a soil-based mix does. Growers used to a lighter watering routine should expect to feed more often with this mix.

Why is the coir rinsed with rainwater?

Rinsing with Oregon rainwater and buffering with limestone reduces salt buildup in the coir before it's bagged, which matters for a medium meant to be fed daily rather than occasionally flushed. Untreated coir can otherwise carry enough natural salt to interfere with a sensitive feeding program.

What's in the mix besides coir?

Blend #2 includes coir fiber, perlite, yucca meal, basalt, and mycorrhizal fungi. The perlite supports drainage while the mycorrhizal fungi are already blended in rather than needing a separate inoculant.

Is this mixed in bulk batches?

No, it's mixed in small batches rather than one large bulk run, which is intended to keep consistency from bag to bag. Small-batch mixing is meant to catch variation before it reaches a full pallet.