Compost Soil
Enrich your garden naturally with ready-made organic compost. Improves soil structure, boosts nutrients, and helps plants thrive in the Philippine climate.
Pricing
Organic compost soil by the sack
1 Sack (8 kg)
Perfect for potted plants and small beds
Per Sack
P80
P10/kg
Ready-to-use organic compost soil. Mix with loam soil or use as top dressing for any plant type.
5 Sacks (40 kg)
Great for garden beds and landscaping
Bundle Price
P350
P70/sack, save P50
Bulk compost soil for raised beds, garden plots, and large-scale soil improvement projects.
What Is Compost Soil?
Nature's way of recycling organic matter
Compost soil is decomposed organic matter, leaves, food scraps, yard waste, and other plant material, broken down by bacteria, fungi, and microorganisms over time. The result is a dark, crumbly, earthy-smelling material packed with slow-release nutrients and beneficial microbes that plants love.
Unlike regular garden soil, organic compost is specifically designed to improve whatever soil you already have. It acts as a natural soil conditioner that solves multiple problems at once: it loosens heavy clay soil for better drainage, helps sandy soil retain water, and feeds the underground ecosystem of worms and microorganisms that keep your plants healthy.
Our ready-made compost soil saves you the months of waiting that composting at home requires. Whether you have a compost bin at home or not, our pre-made compost is fully matured and ready to use immediately in your garden beds, potted plants, raised beds, or landscaping projects.
💧 Improves Water Retention
Compost soil acts like a sponge, holding moisture where plant roots need it most. This means less frequent watering, especially during the dry season.
🧬 Feeds Soil Biology
Rich in beneficial bacteria and fungi, organic compost builds a thriving underground ecosystem that continuously produces nutrients for your plants.
🏗️ Fixes Soil Structure
Whether your soil is too dense or too sandy, compost soil improves its texture for better root growth, aeration, and drainage.
🥬 Safe for Edibles
100% organic and chemical-free, compost is safe to use for growing vegetables, herbs, and fruit-bearing plants without any harmful residue.
Do's and Don'ts
Get the most out of your compost soil
✅ Do
- ✓ Mix with existing soil for best results
- ✓ Use as mulch layer on top of beds
- ✓ Apply before rainy season for maximum absorption
- ✓ Combine with vermicast for premium growing medium
- ✓ Use for both ornamental and vegetable gardens
❌ Don't
- ✗ Don't use uncomposted/raw organic matter
- ✗ Don't apply to waterlogged areas
- ✗ Don't replace all native soil (mix instead)
- ✗ Don't store in sealed plastic bags
- ✗ Don't use compost from unknown sources
How to Use Compost Soil
Step-by-step guide for best results
Whether you are composting for the first time or an experienced gardener looking to buy compost in the Philippines, here is how to get the most out of every sack:
Prepare your soil bed or pot
Loosen the existing soil to a depth of 15-20 cm using a garden fork or trowel. Remove any large stones, weeds, or debris. For potted plants, empty old depleted soil if needed.
Mix compost with your base soil
Blend 1 part compost soil with 3 parts loam soil (25% compost, 75% loam). For heavy clay soil, increase compost to 30-40% to improve drainage. For sandy soil, the standard 25% ratio helps with water retention.
Plant and water thoroughly
Place your plants or seeds in the enriched soil and water deeply until moisture reaches the root zone. The compost will immediately begin releasing nutrients into the surrounding soil.
Add mulch on top (optional but recommended)
Cover the soil surface with 2-3 cm of mulch (dried leaves, rice straw, or coco coir) to retain moisture, regulate temperature, and prevent compost from drying out in the Philippine heat.
Reapply every 2-3 months
Top-dress your pots and beds with fresh organic compost soil every 2-3 months. Sprinkle a 1-2 cm layer on the surface and water it in. This keeps the soil ecosystem active and your plants well-fed without full repotting.
Pro Tip: Compost + Mulch Layering
The lasagna method for Philippine gardens
The most effective way to use compost soil is the layering method. Start with your base loam soil, add a generous layer of compost, then top everything with mulch (dried leaves, rice straw, or coco coir mulch). This creates a self-sustaining soil system.
The mulch protects the compost from the intense Philippine sun and heavy monsoon rains. As the mulch decomposes, it feeds the soil organisms living in the compost layer, which in turn produce more nutrients for your plants. It is like having a continuous composting process right in your garden bed.
The result: your soil improves with every cycle. Instead of soil that depletes over time, you build soil that gets richer and more productive with each application. Combine this with vermicast for the ultimate premium growing medium.
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⚡ Quick Info
- Price
- P80 / 8kg sack
- Type
- Organic Compost
- Delivery
- Same-day via Lalamove
- Coverage
- Metro Manila
