Miracle-Gro Potting Mix, 16 qt. (2-Pack) | For Container Plants, Flowers, Vegetables, Shrubs, Annuals, Perennials, Potting Soil Mix, Feeds up to 6 Months

I’ve had great results with Miracle-Gro. It was easy to use, and within a couple of weeks I noticed healthier, greener plants with lots of new growth. The directions were simple to follow, and a little goes a long way. Whether you’re feeding flowers, vegetables, or houseplants, it really helps them thrive. I’ll definitely keep using it and would recommend it to anyone looking to give their plants a boost.

I have used miracle Grill for years and years and years and years I recommended it works my plants love it. It stays for a long time the nutrients just don't disappear after after one dripping . I recommended. Infestation is gonna come anyway Bugs always manage to find plants. I use Dawn and Water and I spray my plants when they get mites. it kills them texture is great. The mixes is balanced and it's easy to use.

I've used this Miracle-Gro potting mix for my plants, and it does exactly what I need it to do. It's easy to work with and convenient for repotting and general container planting. No complaints here. It's a straightforward, reliable potting mix that gets the job done. Five stars.

Great quality for plants. I grow crops in buckets and fill it with this. I attached pictures of some of the crops I harvested from this soil. Its been about 3 or so months and haven't had to put fertilizer in yet.

So far so good - herbs are growing

Good soil. Grow easily no need to add any fertilizer

This was an anniversary gift to me from my boyfriend. I had added it to my wishlist with some other gardening things, to look back at for later. He fails to realize i save stuff there to do more research, and he uses my wishlist like a simple gift finder for me. Well it has gotten from great use. I have already finished using the first bag and I have tomatoes, bell peppers, green onions, butternut squash and cantaloupe starting from seeds. I was never great at gardening and finally got up to nerve to try and experiment once again with trying. I wanna say this time around I feel more ready and sure of myself and seeing great results. I know I will likely need to buy more potting soil down the road but I will likely go to my local store to get more, because I realized I can buy it cheaper there. But if getting to a store is more of a struggle or other reasons, def grab it through here. Packaged arrived sealed and bags were in great condition. Yes in my image I am using plastic cups I had on hand. When i started this i wanted to do it more as an experiment to learn and do stages in cause in the past I either failed to water and it died, or i watered too much and it died. So I needed to find a way to make it work for me so I could get use to doing it just right. I started out first with pudding and fruit cups. There was some snack pack puddings my boyfriend failed to finish so i decided to eat the four that were remaining when I got the idea to clean the cups and reuse them as starter cups. Then found out a box of fruit cups he never ate expired, so I went about dumping those out into the trash, cleaning the cups and putting holes in them. So then I could see roots better and manage watering little at a time each day or other day. I attempted party cups at first but since they are not see through I was failing to see the hole i put in them was not enough and they molded over, so I had to toss that out completely. The image I have was after i transferred what had grown successfully from the pudding/fruit cups into larger containers. I never hold on to such cups or containers, it just sort of all worked out around the time i needed them. So far the plants are not dying and doing well. Hoping to use 5 gallen garden bags my boyfriend also bought with the potting soil to transfer the smaller plants into once they outgrow these larger containers. The butternut and cantaloupe have larger real-estate they will be graduating to in my backyard so they can spread out as they see fit.

Great go to potting mix. Never need to worry if you have enough nutrients to get plants started. We have been very successful with cucumbers and tomatoes.

Not much to say other ten this potting soil is excellent. It’s very good quality. It however is a tad expensive. I used it in my outside flower pots. It irritates well. I’m very pleased. I’ll buy again.

Je connais très bien ce produit, je l'utilise pour faire mes boites à fleurs. Je l'ai commandé en ligne parce que je ne peux plus soulever des sacs lourds. Le livreur a d'abord refusé de monter le sac à ma porte puis après mon insistance il l'a fait en maugréant avec une attitude très désagréable.

Not too sure what to write here. It’s dirt that you use for plants and does what it’s supposed to do; helps them grow. 🤷🏼‍♀️ It’s my go to for my planting needs

This is the only thing I use when planting cuttings. As you can see my plants grow really well and are healthy and colourful.

Came fast /still have been unable to use soil but it will be used on premises to supplement existing plants and for new plants to be addes.