Spent Mushroom Compost Bulk Bag (750ltr)

From £71.25 inc. VAT

Quantity: 750ltr bulk bag.

Covers: A 750ltr cube bag of spent mushroom compost will normally cover 12m2 (12m x 1m) at 50mm deep.

Contains: Mushroom manure compost (pH 6.3-7.5).

Usage: Our spent mushroom compost is ideal for improving soil structure and fertility across the garden, including beds and borders. It can be used as a soil improver, applied as a mulch, or incorporated when planting shrubs, trees, and vegetable plots.

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Spent Mushroom Compost Bulk Bag (750ltr) From £71.25 inc. VAT

Our spent mushroom compost is a high-quality, organic soil conditioner derived from the mushroom growing process. Also known as mushroom manure compost or mushroom soil, this material retains valuable nutrients and organic matter once mushroom cultivation is complete, making it an effective and economical solution for improving soil health across gardens, allotments, and landscaping projects.

Produced from a blend of straw, manure, gypsum, and other natural agricultural materials, spent mushroom compost offers excellent conditioning properties even after it has fulfilled its role in mushroom production. While it no longer supports mushroom growth, it remains rich in organic content and slow-release nutrients that benefit a wide range of plants and soil types. This makes it a popular choice for customers seeking reliable mushroom compost for sale for general horticultural use.

When incorporated into existing soil, spent mushroom compost improves structure and workability. It helps loosen compacted clay soils, enhancing drainage and aeration, while also increasing moisture retention in lighter, sandy soils. This balanced improvement supports healthier root development and more consistent plant growth throughout the growing season. During warmer months, its ability to retain moisture helps reduce plant stress and limits the frequency of watering required.

Spent mushroom compost is highly versatile. It can be dug into borders and beds as a soil improver, spread as a mulch to suppress weeds and protect plant roots, or blended with garden soil to create a nutrient-rich planting medium. Its organic composition also supports beneficial soil microorganisms, contributing to long-term soil fertility and resilience. For areas with drainage challenges, mixing mushroom compost with sharp sand or grit will further enhance permeability and prevent waterlogging.

We supply bulk spent mushroom compost, making it particularly suitable for larger gardens, landscaping schemes, and commercial applications. Bulk delivery ensures consistent coverage and quality, while offering excellent value for money for larger-scale projects.

Key features

  • Nutrient-rich compost, ideal for encouraging strong, healthy plant growth.
  • Improves water retention during hotter months, releasing moisture slowly and reducing the need for frequent watering.
  • Highly versatile all-rounder: suitable for improving existing soil, creating nutrient-rich planting mixes, or using as mulch to protect plant roots.
  • Organic and eco-conscious product, repurposing materials from mushroom cultivation rather than relying on peat extraction.
  • Bulk bag (750 litre cube bag) covers approximately 12m² at a depth of 5cm.
  • Typically pH neutral to slightly alkaline, making it suitable for most non-ericaceous plants.
  • Good drainage properties, particularly when blended with sharp sand or grit in heavier soils.
  • Mixing spent mushroom compost with existing soil improves soil structure and overall garden performance.
  • Please contact us if loose load delivery is required.

Additional information

Weight 450 kg
Bag size

750ltr bulk bag

Please note: Many of the products we sell are natural materials and as such, our photographs are intended for illustrative purposes only, with variations in shape, size and colour possible.

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