SUMMARY

Give your succulents and cacti the perfect growing foundation with Perfect Plants' All Natural Succulent and Cactus Soil Mix. Made in the USA with a carefully formulated blend for proper drainage, this 4-quart bag is ideal for all succulent varieties. Trust in this high-quality soil mix for beautiful, thriving plants.

Features

• 🌻 FRESH, ORGANIC — This Specially Formulated Succulent Soil Mix provides the perfect balance of air and moisture while retaining nutrients
• 🔎 PROFESSIONALLY MIXED — From the Growers at Perfect Plants Nursery, for Proper Soil Conditions that Succulents Love
• 💦 WATER MANAGEMENT — This Succulent Soil Mix Drains the Perfect Amount of Water for Your Succulent Babies
• 💙 MIX INCLUDES — Garden Coir, Composted Pine Bark, Perlite, and Sand; Can be Used with all Succulent Types
• ✅ EASY ZIP, RESEALABLE BAG — Perfect for Keeping your Mix Fresh For Multiple Uses!

MORE INFO

Our Succulent Soil Mix is made right on our small, family run nursery. Each batch is mixed fresh using a combination of organic peat moss, composted pine bark, perlite, and the proper amount of lime to adjust the ph. Our father started growing plants in 1980 and will be the first to tell you the right soil is the key to growing the best plants. Thats why we are here today to offer you our family's Succulent Soil Mix! We want you to have the best advantage to grow the highest quality plants.....from the start! Potting up your succulents using our Succulent Soil mix is easy. Just take your plants out of their current container. Be careful not to bust apart any of their fragile roots or break the plant's stem. Arrange the succulents how you see best in their new home, softly spread the soil around. Be careful not to bury the plants to deep. Gently press the soil around each plant, and water lightly when finished. Remember, Succulents are an easy to care for, drought tolerant, ornamental plant. Care: Give succulents the brightest light or sunniest window you can provide for at least 4-6 hours of sunlight per day. Watering: Feel the soil at least one inch down; if the soil is dry it is time to water the plant. Drain thoroughly. If not in a pot with drainage holes, drastically reduce water intake. Do not over water as this can be damaging the the succulents roots. Succulents cannot handle freezing temps.