Fungal-Dominant Compost for Living Soil & Regenerative Growing
Our Johnson-Su compost is a biologically active, fungal-dominant compost crafted to rebuild soil health naturally. Made through a slow, static aerobic composting process, this living compost is rich in beneficial microbes that help improve soil structure, nutrient cycling, water retention, and plant resilience.
Unlike conventional compost focused primarily on fertility, Johnson-Su compost acts as a biological inoculant — helping restore the living ecosystem beneath your plants.
Perfect for:
Benefits
Improves soil biology
Encourages fungal activity
Enhances water retention
Supports healthier root systems
Builds long-term soil fertility
Helps reduce dependency on synthetic inputs
Built for Northern Colorado Soils
Northern Colorado soils are often low in organic matter, compacted, alkaline, and lacking in biological diversity. Our Johnson-Su compost is designed with Front Range growing conditions in mind — helping support healthier soil structure, water retention, and microbial activity in challenging clay-heavy soils.
We work with home gardeners, market growers, landscapers, and regenerative farms across Fort Collins, Loveland, Greeley, Longmont, Boulder, Denver, and the greater Front Range looking to build healthier living soil systems naturally.
How to Use
Apply as a soil amendment, top dress, compost extract ingredient, or blend into potting mixes and living soils.
At Alpine Roots, we produce our Johnson-Su compost in carefully managed bioreactors using locally sourced organic materials from the Front Range. Each batch is aged for biological maturity and handled to preserve living microbial communities.
Healthy soil starts with biology. Our Johnson-Su compost helps bring life back underground.
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We offer the product as unsifted, which means it comes with worms and all the other living organisms that helped create this premium compost.
We have 1 gallon increments readily available for sale, but for bulk and other quantities please contact us.
Fungal-Dominant Compost for Living Soil & Regenerative Growing
Our Johnson-Su compost is a biologically active, fungal-dominant compost crafted to rebuild soil health naturally. Made through a slow, static aerobic composting process, this living compost is rich in beneficial microbes that help improve soil structure, nutrient cycling, water retention, and plant resilience.
Unlike conventional compost focused primarily on fertility, Johnson-Su compost acts as a biological inoculant — helping restore the living ecosystem beneath your plants.
Perfect for:
Benefits
Improves soil biology
Encourages fungal activity
Enhances water retention
Supports healthier root systems
Builds long-term soil fertility
Helps reduce dependency on synthetic inputs
Built for Northern Colorado Soils
Northern Colorado soils are often low in organic matter, compacted, alkaline, and lacking in biological diversity. Our Johnson-Su compost is designed with Front Range growing conditions in mind — helping support healthier soil structure, water retention, and microbial activity in challenging clay-heavy soils.
We work with home gardeners, market growers, landscapers, and regenerative farms across Fort Collins, Loveland, Greeley, Longmont, Boulder, Denver, and the greater Front Range looking to build healthier living soil systems naturally.
How to Use
Apply as a soil amendment, top dress, compost extract ingredient, or blend into potting mixes and living soils.
At Alpine Roots, we produce our Johnson-Su compost in carefully managed bioreactors using locally sourced organic materials from the Front Range. Each batch is aged for biological maturity and handled to preserve living microbial communities.
Healthy soil starts with biology. Our Johnson-Su compost helps bring life back underground.
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We offer the product as unsifted, which means it comes with worms and all the other living organisms that helped create this premium compost.
We have 1 gallon increments readily available for sale, but for bulk and other quantities please contact us.
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