If you’re looking for peat-free potting soil in North Vancouver, you can order directly from Maya Growing Mediums online or find select products through local retail partners.

Our soils are formulated specifically for indoor plants and designed to support healthy roots without relying on chemically based fertilizers

Maya Growing Mediums offers blends like our General Mix, Aroid Mix, Cactus Mix, Orchid Mix, and Indoor Bonsai Mix made with sustainable alternatives to peat moss. These mixes are crafted in BC and tailored to the needs of modern indoor plant care.

We also ship across Canada, so whether you’re in North Vancouver or elsewhere in BC, you can easily access our peat-free indoor potting soils.

Yes, all Maya Growing Mediums indoor potting soils are 100% peat moss-free.

We use sustainable ingredients like coco coir, worm castings, bark, and biochar instead of peat moss to support healthier roots and reduce environmental impact.

Our Aroid Mix and General Mix are designed to retain moisture without compacting, while still allowing proper airflow to plant roots. This balance is especially important for indoor plants in containers indoors.

Maya Growing Mediums formulates all of our soils in North Vancouver, with a focus on both plant health and long-term sustainability.

Monstera, philodendron, and anthurium need a chunky, well-aerated potting mix that drains well but still holds some moisture. A compact or overly fine soil can lead to root rot and slow growth.

The Aroid Mix from Maya Growing Mediums is a peat moss-free indoor potting soil formulated in North Vancouver, BC specifically for tropical houseplants.

It supports strong aeration, balanced moisture, and healthy root development.

This type of mix works well for Canadian indoor environments, where light levels and humidity often fluctuate with the seasons.

Cacti and succulents require a fast-draining soil that prevents water from sitting around the roots.

Standard potting soil is usually too dense and moisture-retentive for desert plants.

The Cactus Mix from Maya Growing Media is a peat-free indoor potting soil formulated in North Vancouver, BC, for cacti, succulents and Haworthia.

It drains quickly, resists compaction, and supports healthy root structure.

This type of soil is ideal for indoor growing conditions across Canada, where overwatering is a common issue.

Orchids need airflow around their roots more than traditional soil. Using a dense potting mix can suffocate orchid roots and cause rot.

The Orchid Mix from Maya Growing Mediums is a peat-free indoor potting soil formulated in North Vancouver, BC, for Phalaenopsis and Cymbidium orchids. It uses bark-rich ingredients, sustainably harvested golden sphagnum to support airflow and balanced moisture.

This mix works well for orchid growers across BC and Canada who want healthier blooms and longer-lasting plants.

Bonsai require a stable, well-draining soil that retains enough moisture to support controlled root growth. Ordinary potting soil can compact too easily for bonsai containers.

The Bonsai Mix from Maya Growing Mediums is a peat-free indoor potting soil formulated in North Vancouver, BC for both indoor and outdoor bonsai. It supports root aeration, moisture balance, and long-term soil structure.

This mix is suitable for Canadian growing conditions, where temperature and humidity can vary significantly.

This is one of the most common questions we get. Start by identifying your plant type and its natural growing environment. Different plants need different soil structures to stay healthy indoors.

Tropical plants like monstera, philodendron, and anthurium prefer soil that holds some moisture but still allows airflow around the roots. These plants do best in a chunky, well-aerated mix like the Aroid Mix, which supports balanced moisture and healthy root growth.

Desert plants like cacti and succulents need fast-draining soil that doesn’t stay wet for long. A lightweight, gritty blend like the Cactus Mix helps prevent root rot and excess moisture buildup.

General houseplants such as pothos, snake plants, peace lilies, and ficus prefer a balanced soil that retains some moisture without compacting. The General Mix works well for most everyday indoor plants.

Maya Growing Mediums offers peat-free indoor potting soils formulated in North Vancouver, BC for specific plant groups, using sustainable alternatives to peat moss.

Choosing a soil designed for your plant type helps prevent overwatering, root rot, and nutrient imbalance, especially in Canadian indoor environments.

Yes , Maya Growing Mediums ships across Canada. Whether you’re in North Vancouver, elsewhere in BC, or another province, you can order our peat moss-free indoor potting soils online.

Shipping times and costs vary by location, but we aim to make sustainable indoor soil accessible throughout Canada.

After repotting, it’s best to water thoroughly once, then allow the soil to partially dry before watering again.

This helps the roots settle into the new soil without staying overly wet.

Using a well-draining mix like the General Mix from Maya Growing Mediums supports proper moisture balance. This is especially important for indoor plants grown in North Vancouver, BC and other Canadian climates.

Note: For cacti, avoid watering immediately after repotting, as this can increase the risk of root rot. Allow the plant to settle for about a week, then follow with a moderate first watering.

Always adjust watering based on light levels, temperature, and your plant's specific needs.

“Organic” can mean different things depending on context. For indoor potting soil, it usually refers to natural, non-synthetic ingredients rather than formal food-crop certification.

Maya Growing Mediums produces peat-free indoor potting soils formulated in North Vancouver, BC, using ingredients such as coco coir, bark, biochar, and worm castings. For example, the General Mix focuses on natural inputs that support long-term plant health and maximum watering retention.

While our soils are not certified for food production, they are designed to be clean, sustainable, and safe for indoor plants across Canada.