Cactus Palm and Citrus Potting Mix, 8-Quart (2 Pack)

Quality soil for succulents. Nice mix, lots of amendments which will help with drainage and growth.

Amazon is my go to for all of my planting needs. To put it bluntly you get the best product for the best price. I love miracle grow with my succulents. I have seen such success with them using this product. I used to live in California and I now live in SC so I packed up all my succulents and brought them with me, yes I drove them over 3000 miles . So you know I’m serious about what I use with them ! I had to replant almost every single one of them so I immediately got on Amazon and ordered my miracle grow and as you can see in the pictures I included,they are thriving. Also there is no gnat issues. There is no mold. It’s so easy to use. It has a really rich color to it and it just holds up so well with the succulents can’t say enough about it. PS - I even got a compliment from border control 😍😍

The Miracle-Gro Cactus, Palm and Citrus Potting Mix, for Indoor or Outdoor Potted Plants, is a somewhat peaty soil in texture. It must be broken up a bit while potting at first, but it seems to retain moisture fairly well. The 2 pack was probably about quadruple what I actually needed for potting a christmas cactus in a 6.9 inch pot, but I thought I was going to be upgrading several plants. Miracle grow is typically good quality and this seems the same and had no major smells other than soil. It is easy to use, just a bit of easy breaking up the soil and then plant and water and the christmas cactus is very happy!

Great soil miracle grow never disappoints, used for years for my giant aloe plant as well as for smaller succulents as they grow I'm periodically replanting in larger pots. But important to note good quality shipping, they packaged the 2 pack well , I recommend to select use packaging to ensure no mess on transit and delivery. I paid a fantastic price for the 2 pack.

When it comes to miracle grow you have to keep your fingers crossed that you don't wind up with a bag of gnats so happen this bag did not appear to have nats The smell is not mildew the smell is chicken manure that's your fertilizer how I know I was raised on a farm which is good fertilizer but I know what chicken manure smell like. Doesn't bother me but the gnats do so I just keep my fingers crossed that I get a bag that does not contain a lot of gnats other then that it's pretty good soil.