GARDENWISE Premium Orchid Bark for Potting Mix – Ready-to-Use Pine Bark for Indoor Plants, Orchid Repotting & Soil Mix Creation, Ideal Orchid Medium (10 quarts)

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I'm not a plant expert. All I can say is, I bought a young Monsterstera with two leaves. Repotted it into ten-inch pot with this soil. In about ten months it now has twelve large leaves and just keeps going! I can't say it's all due to the soil, but I didn't do anything else. No fertilizer, just water as needed.

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Monstera's Delight Premium Soil Blend with Organic Fertilizer is a medium designed to drain well, with chunky organic bark, coconut coir, perlite, and peat moss already mixed in. An airy mix like this is essential for preventing root rot, the bane of any plant lover. Because of that, I would personally have loved to see a little more perlite. While buying a monstera-specific mix is more expensive than either using a cheaper mix that isn't designed for monsteras or mixing it yourself with separate bags of each ingredient, (great in bulk but expensive for a single plant), I like this option for those plants that really do need a mostly soilless medium. Start with a clean pot and add a piece of screen to prevent soil from slipping out the bottom. Per the handy instructions on the back, I use a 6-inch pot for my 10-inch tall cutting. Here's the size of my node with aerial root in relation to the pot. Since I already have Hormex rooting hormone, which Richard Le from the Grafting Dragon Fruit Youtube channel recommends for that plant, I decide to powder my monstera aerial root with it. Even though both ends of the node are sealed with wax, I want to ensure only the aerial root and surface of the node touch the soil. The stem of the cutting isn't in a good angle to stand up on its own, so I tie it to a stake. After watering in with day-old tap water, (this is to let chlorine that the city adds to prevent bacterial growth in municipal pipes to off-gas), I let the water drip out thoroughly before placing near a window with bright, indirect light. I'll need to keep the soil moist but not wet and keep my fingers crossed that Monstera's Delight will be just that. One additional bonus is that this 3-quart bag is just enough fill a 8-10-inch vessel when the plant is ready to repot. So far, two green thumbs up.

Great soil to re pot and bring in my lemon trees for the winter no bugs, it was pricey but worth it for my lemon trees.

Was gifted a 12" potted lemon tree. It began to wilt and nothing I tried helped until I used this soil. Within 4 days the little tree perked up . I live in PA so I also purchased a grow light. Hoping my little tree is happy.😊

I sat down with Meyer....the Lemon tree and asked it to give me any complaints prior to writing this review. It didn't give me any. The tree has been transplanted into its pot for about a month and is blooming like crazy, has fresh growth and all leaves are the deep healthy shade of green you'd want. I assume this is in some way due to the great soil. This was affordable for being a boutique item...it also retains water well and I'm seeing good drainage. The soil seemed high quality and diverse....although I don't have any formal training in soil....the amount I got for the price was decent. Especially considering, again, the boutique nature of this item.

Great for my grow