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The Second Hump is premium 1/4" bark fines, perfectly measured to turn one full bag of The Desert Mile from an 80/20 blend into a 70/30 blend. For those desert plants that get a little thirsty, The Second Hump adds slightly more water retention without sacrificing the fast drainage DirtyBird soils are known for.
AT A GLANCE
Made Specifically for The Desert Mile
Converts The Desert Mile from 80/20 to 70/30
Adds 10% More Organic Material
1/4" Particle Size
BEST FOR
Thirstier Cacti & Succulents
Acid-Loving Plants
Growers Seeking More Moisture Retention
ONE BAG EQUALS
2.3 Cups
THE SOUTHWEST COLLECTION
JackRabbit Ridge
Coyote Canyon
The Desert Mile
WATER YOUR CACTUS
Watering a cactus is important because even desert plants need moisture to fuel growth, store energy, and keep their tissues firm and healthy. The key is how you water—deep but infrequent watering mimics natural desert rains, supporting strong roots without inviting rot.
FEED YOUR CACTUS
Fertilizing your cactus is important because nutrients in soil get depleted over time, especially in fast-draining mixes designed to protect roots. A light, occasional feeding replenishes essential minerals, supporting steady growth, strong roots, and better color without pushing soft, unhealthy growth.
The Second Hump is premium 1/4" bark fines, perfectly measured to turn one full bag of The Desert Mile from an 80/20 blend into a 70/30 blend. For those desert plants that get a little thirsty, The Second Hump adds slightly more water retention without sacrificing the fast drainage DirtyBird soils are known for.
AT A GLANCE
Made Specifically for The Desert Mile
Converts The Desert Mile from 80/20 to 70/30
Adds 10% More Organic Material
1/4" Particle Size
BEST FOR
Thirstier Cacti & Succulents
Acid-Loving Plants
Growers Seeking More Moisture Retention
ONE BAG EQUALS
2.3 Cups
THE SOUTHWEST COLLECTION
JackRabbit Ridge
Coyote Canyon
The Desert Mile
WATER YOUR CACTUS
Watering a cactus is important because even desert plants need moisture to fuel growth, store energy, and keep their tissues firm and healthy. The key is how you water—deep but infrequent watering mimics natural desert rains, supporting strong roots without inviting rot.
FEED YOUR CACTUS
Fertilizing your cactus is important because nutrients in soil get depleted over time, especially in fast-draining mixes designed to protect roots. A light, occasional feeding replenishes essential minerals, supporting steady growth, strong roots, and better color without pushing soft, unhealthy growth.