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Tropical Houseplant Potting Mix | 2 Quart
$32.50 USD
Product Description
A fresh start for a favorite houseplant. This hand-blended potting mix brings together peat moss, perlite, worm castings, and lime for repotting indoor tropical plants. Perlite helps keep the blend open, while the organic components hold moisture, giving roots a balanced place to settle.
Mix Details
- Volume: 2 quarts
- Listed ingredients: Peat moss, perlite, worm castings, and lime
- Use: Potting and repotting indoor tropical houseplants
How to Use
Choose a container with drainage and add enough mix to support the root ball at its previous planting depth. Fill around the roots without packing the soil tightly, then water according to the needs of the particular plant. Adjust your watering routine after repotting; a new mix may dry at a different rate than the old one.
Choosing the Right Mix
Different plants need different root conditions. Check species-specific guidance before using this blend for cacti, succulents, orchids, or other plants that call for a specialized medium. This mix is not a promise of one-size-fits-all care.
What Arrives
One 2-quart bag of tropical houseplant potting mix. Plant and planter are not included.
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