CHOCKABLOK is a premium super compost, made from a selection of the finest, composted raw materials. CHOCKABLOK contains NO green waste, ensuring consistent, high quality, compost all year round.

Product Benefits:

- CHOCKABLOK is full of goodness – nutrition, biology and humates, and contains NO green waste, ensuring consistent, high quality compost all year round.
- Improves soil structure, increasing aeration and drainage while retaining moisture.
- Enriches soil with essential nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, plus humates for healthy plant growth and soil carbon.
- Boosts microbial activity, helping to break down organic matter and improve nutrient availability for plants. It also encourages earthworms.
- CHOCKABLOK is suitable for all plant types, including fruit, flowers, vegetables, shrubs and natives – all year round!

A key ingredient for success is high-quality compost, and CHOCKABLOK is the ultimate soil booster to give your garden the best possible start.

Preparing your vegetable patch is one of the most rewarding steps in gardening, setting the foundation for a productive and healthy growing season. With the arrival of autumn in Australia, now is the perfect time to plant brassicas, leafy greens, root vegetables, alliums, and legumes—but first, your soil needs the right preparation.

Step by Step Guide to Preparing Your Garden Beds

1. Clear and Loosen the Soil
Remove weeds, old plants, and large clumps of debris. Use a garden fork to loosen the soil, improving aeration and root penetration.
2. Enrich the soil with CHOCKABLOK
- Apply CHOCKABLOK 25mm to 50mm deep across your garden bed.
- Work it into the top 100mm or more of soil using a fork or rake.
- Remember, a little goes a long way with one bale of CHOCKABLOK covering up to 4m² at 25mm or 2m² at 50mm.

Handy CHOCKABLOK Hints:

Supercharge: Water in CHOCKABLOK with GOGO Juice or POPUL8.
Soil Condition: If compacted, loosen soil as much as possible before applying.
Soil Type: Sandy soil will benefit from more compost, dense clay soil may need less.
Seedlings: Be sure to mix compost and soil well before planting young seedlings.
Spring: Compost will help plants access nutrients during the growing season.
Winter: Ideal time for soil preparation, compost will populate the soil with microbes and nutrition providing a head start for spring.
Annuals and Vegetables: Add compost just before planting to enrich the growing environment.