Increase Yield with PittMoss
Organic, Upcycled Goodness for your Grows
Whether you are growing hops, hemp or tomatoes – PittMoss works great for your grow!
PittMoss is made from organic, recycled paper that is designed to be the best growing media on the market. Our mission is to stop growers’ reliance on peat moss, which is the most common soil ingredient to date. The mining of peat moss is an ecological and environmental disaster. You can read more about the impact of peat mining and our mission to improve horticulture sustainability here.
PittMoss is not only a peat moss replacement for those who would like to grow peat-free and sustainably, but also a performance enhancer, with proven results of higher yields and improved cultivation.
Made by soil scientists, loved by mother earth
PittMoss is engineered to have everything you need for optimal bud and plant growth. Great air space for water and air flow for a grow tent, fantastic trichome enhancement, and engineered to be hydrophilic, greatly reducing the need for water and applied fertilizer. In fact, we estimate with one commercial grower a reduction of fertilizer costs by 80%.
PittMoss for Every Grower Needs
Which PittMoss product is right for you? If you are used to growing in peat, we have a great transition product for you and if you are used to growing with coconut coir, we have you covered too! Even better, if you are ready to grow 100% mother earth approved – we highly recommend our 100% up-cycled products that have been market tested for over 5 years.
We have the blends to help every grower go sustainable
If you use:
Custom Blend
Try using:
Plentiful Organic Potting Mix
If you use:
Peat with Perlite
Try using:
PM1 Peat Reduced Professional Mix
If you use:
Coir
Try using:
COCO Complete Coir Blend
From Seeds to Clones to Flowers – PittMoss growing media will improve your plants performance all while needing less water and fertilizer!
PittMoss’ paper fibers have an amazing ability to retain applied resources, like water and fertilizer. You will notice right away improvements in absorbency and less run-off. This can be tricky for some growers who are used to applying a lot of fertilizer, especially if using synthetic fertilizers that can be loaded with salts. We recommend downloading our growing guide here.
