Akadama Bonsai Soil - 7mm Soil Size with Dust and Small Particles Removed

Akadama is a premium bonsai soil used by Japanese master gardeners. Akadama soil is mined in Japan from volcanic soil. Once extracted its dried and sifted to various grain sizes. Double Red Line brand of Akadama is the most well known brand. A lot of our experienced customers use Akadama soil for their conifers and deciduous trees, but it's also recommend for novice gardeners. Akadama soil changes color (it darkens) when wet which provides a visual indicator of when to water your plant. Which soil should you purchase? If you are a novice gardener, we recommend that you use our pre-mixed and ready to use Tropical, Conifer, Deciduous, or Azalea bonsai soil. Weight: 2 lbs bag - approx. 5 cups of soil (small grain)Bonsai Akadama: Used by Japanese master gardeners. Akadama soil is mined in Japan from volcanic soil. Once extracted its dried and sifted to various grain sizes Provides Drainage: Aeration is important for healthy root growth. Akadama has the ability to absorb water while spreading nutrients to your bonsai trees roots Visual Indicator: The volcanic soil darkens when wet which provides an idea of when to water your bonsai or succulent plant. Multiple Uses: Can be used for as a succulent soil for cactus and other indoor plants. Also beneficial for conifers and deciduous bonsai trees. Sifted and Dried: Tinyroots akadama is sifted through mesh sizes to reduce the sediment that is bagged.

• Bonsai Akadama: Used by Japanese master gardeners. Akadama soil is mined in Japan from volcanic soil. Once extracted its dried and sifted to various grain sizes
• Provides Drainage: Aeration is important for healthy root growth. Akadama has the ability to absorb water while spreading nutrients to your bonsai trees roots
• Visual Indicator: The volcanic soil darkens when wet which provides an idea of when to water your bonsai or succulent plant.
• Multiple Uses: Can be used for as a succulent soil for cactus and other indoor plants. Also beneficial for conifers and deciduous bonsai trees.
• Sifted and Dried: Tinyroots akadama is sifted through mesh sizes to reduce the sediment that is bagged.