Purple Cow Organics IndiCanja 1 Cubic Foot Bag, Organic Living Soil, Clean & Natural Plant Based Water Only Super Soil for Professional Indoor & Outdoor Growers
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- READY-TO-USE! IndiCanja is a water-only super soil containing everything needed to take your plant from seedling to harvest
- WHAT THE PROS USE! Purple Cow IndiCanja is used by many professional indoor growers and farmers, but it’s easy to use for the hobby growers and home gardeners as well
- COMPOST-BASED! Including Purple Cow Organics' plant-based compost, IndiCanja contains essential nutrients and organic matter that may naturally increase water uptake
- DEVELOPED BY A GROWER! A Michigan grower worked closely with Purple Cow over several years to fine tune the exact recipe for this product, keeping in mind the needs of the user
- CLEAN AND ORGANIC! Choosing to grow in IndiCanja supports the goal of cultivating "cleanly" grown flowers and extracted compounds for human consumption
- Heavy Metals: Purple Cow IndiCanja is OMRI listed so it meets strict requirements regarding heavy metals. Lab tests regarding heavy metals in IndiCanja can be found on the Purple Cow Organics website.
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Purple Cow IndiCanja is a scientifically formulated and tested organic soil media that enables the growth of nutrient-dense plants. IndiCanja contains the necessary minerals, nutrients, and biology, for both flowering and fruiting plants that have high nutrient requirements, making it easier to grow heavy feeders like peppers, tomatoes, mums, and more! Developed for professional growers, backyard cultivators, and home gardeners, with the care and attention to detail that is our hallmark. “This mix fed my plants perfectly on all levels. I grow everything from tomatoes to strawberries in IndiCanja. Through multiple frosts, sleet, and snow, I’ll still be harvesting fresh romaine and butterhead lettuce into November” - Michigan Professional Grower
Brand Name: Purple Cow Organics
UPC: 863431000243
Unit Count: 240.0 Ounce
Model Number: B07ZG172Z4
Manufacturer Part Number: B07ZG172Z4
Manufacturer: Purple Cow Organics
Manufacturer Warranty Description: Warranty
Included Components: Purple Cow Organics IndiCanja 1 Cubic Foot Bag, Organic Living Soil, Clean & Natural Plant Based Water Only Super Soil for Professional Indoor & Outdoor Growers
Item Type Name: Purple Cow Organics IndiCanja
Best Sellers Rank: #18,245 in Patio, Lawn & Garden (See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden) #190 in Garden Soil
ASIN: B07ZG172Z4
Style Name: Modern
Item Weight: 15 Pounds
Volume: 1 Cubic Feet
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Living in a legal-grow state, I decided to try my hand (actually, both) at some cannabis. I'd never really grown anything, previously, other than some houseplants and some mold in the fridge. Even then, it's not so much growing as it is maintaining, so I have to temper my ego a bit, in regards that. Strange thing is, I don't use cannabis, but I had this bizarre desire to see if I could grow it. Why? Wasn't it Bonnie Tyler that sang "...every now and then I get a little bit restless and I dream of something wild'? Ok, she also seems a bit needy in that song, so maybe that's not a great explanation as to why I decided to grow. But I digress - as I did my research on growing cannabis, I started to get a bit frustrated at what I was seeing. In most cases people were discussing having to meticulously measure nutrients, monitor the pH level of their water and soil on a daily basis, test run-offs, flush their grow pots to mitigate salt build up, test slurries, knock three times, daily, on African black-wood planks that had been cut under the harvest moon by albino pygmies, and on and on. Seriously, when you read about some people's experiences growing a strain of weed, that flourishes by itself in nature, they make it sound more complex than the Manhattan Project. Also, from what I read, it seemed like once problems started with their plants, additional issues would spring up from trying to correct the original problem, which created MORE stress and frustration. Nope, if I wanted this level of misery, I'd get married. Or become a Browns fan. So, having done my research and having navigated through the over-abundance of 'bro science' and 'hippie knowledge' that exists on the inter-webs, I decided to try and mimic mother nature as close as I could, which meant finding a quality organic living soil that would let the dirt and plant 'go do that voodoo, that they do, so well.' Which led me to Purple Cow Organics IndiCanja. And let me tell you, the plants loved it...well, I'm assuming, of course, since I don't actually speak to plants. But they grew very quickly, their color was bright and vibrant and they handled the low-stress training and topping that I performed, like a champ (which is more than I can say about some people that I know...you know who you are). The entire lifecycle of the plants was stress-free: I simply watered and that was it. And at no point did I experience a yellow leaf or issues with the plants. Even now, in the 10th week of flower, the plants are vibrant and the leaves are not dying or turning brown. Ok, so I did add a few additional pieces, but I'm not too sure how much it would have/have not impacted the grow, overall. I did add additional perlite and compost to my grow-pot soil and I did use a mycorrhizal fungal when I transplanted the seedlings into their final home (I originally started my seedlings in red solo cups). Also, my water? I boosted it with liquid seaweed and molasses. But really, that was it. The soil does what soil is supposed to do (ah, the secret, exciting life of soil) and the cannabis did its part and I wound up with bushy plants that are happy and healthy. I will also end up with a lot of yield - which means my friends and family are going to have a 'green Xmas' whether they like it or not. Maybe next time I will grow something that I can actually benefit from, like veggies...or maybe a girl friend. Hey, don't judge - it sort of worked in 'Weird Science'.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2023 by CA2010 CA2010
Someone recommended Purple Cow for my first grow. Water only... start to finish... Did exactly what it was supposed to do. I've bought a few bags since and more in the future.
Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2025 by Raymond B. Raymond B.
No complaints here, so far this soil has been amazing for my plants. I'm looking forward to the switch to see how well this soil does in the flowering stage.
Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2025 by David Carpenter David Carpenter
The smell is a bit off from the P-C soil I used last year/Unpleasant, and the color looks infected pale and off a bit. It does not smell healthy/Earthy had had to remove it to the outdoors.
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2025 by roland gee
I honestly thought this plant would top out at maybe four or six feet, but once I set it in Indicanja soil it exploded past ten. I dug a hole, filled it with Indicanja, and transplanted straight in. The roots took to it like they’d been waiting their whole life. Within weeks the stalk thickened up and the base felt solid, like it was ready to hold a tree instead of a bush. The biggest surprise was the mushrooms that popped up in the soil around the stem. That told me the mix was alive and working, not just dirt. Every time I checked on it, the plant looked stronger, greener, and more established. The leaves stayed wide and healthy instead of burning or curling like I’ve seen in other soils. Three other things stood out. First, the height gain wasn’t just stretch, the buds stacked tight all the way up. Second, the smell came on earlier than expected, a deep rich funk that carried even before full flower. Third, water retention was spot on: not soggy, not too dry, just enough for the roots to breathe and drink without stress. What you’re looking at in this picture is me standing in front of what turned into a ten-plus foot giant, full of thick colas and more growth than I planned for. I’m holding a little piece of the harvest, but the real story is the wall of green behind me that started with nothing more than a transplant into Indicanja.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2025 by B.R.O. B.R.O.
4 yrs later. Still using this. 2 yrs later and I'm still using this mixture. Update: day 14 and the plant in this soil has surpassed the plant in the 50/50 soil. I will be using this soil for all my grows. I was really worried about the infestation many are reporting but I've not had that problem. I did read about it running hot. I put this soil in a 5 gal bucket by itself and put a soil and this soil in a 50/50 mixture, along with a little more perlite. Because you are adding a soil mixture to the live soil you will need to give it nutes part way thru the veg state as it will use all the notes from the 50% mixture. The seedling in the 100% mix of living soil is growing slowly. The one in the 50/50 mix sprouted quickly. I will update if there are anymore issues. This soil can easily develop gnats if over watered and I suspect that's the case.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2023 by The Mad Dabber The Mad Dabber
This soil is amazing. It holds moisture well so be careful with crops that prefer dryer soil. It is expensive but the plants it produces speak for themselves. I have ordered 3 bags of this soil and 2 out of 3 DID NOT have gnats. 1 bag did, however, the gnats were not plentiful nor are they harmful to anyone/anything. The soil smells nothing like manure so no complaints there. The bag is decent size but sometimes shipping isn’t gentle but they have great customer service who replace torn bags immediately. I swear by this stuff if you can afford it
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Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2025 by alex
I have been using this soil for the last 2 years and it has been phenomenal! It has given me great results. But The last 2 bags have been really dry and I’ve noticed ALOT of branches mixed in the soil, and holes in the bag with the soil all over in the shipping box. I’m hoping that they get the quality control issues resolved soon
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Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2025 by Jack Nazimek