Miracle-Gro Expand 'n Gro Concentrated Planting Mix for Bigger, Lusher Blooms and More Abundant Harvests

Beverly Oswald: This soil is unlike the other soils I purchased, this is totally dry,expands when wet,waiting for my plants to show regrowth. Fast delivery

United States on Nov 16, 2023

Javadoodles: Have been using these since few years now. Doesn’t smell bad and easy to use

United States on Sep 10, 2023

Ronald Yanchuck: They weren't kidding about this stuff expanding. I thought I put enough in the container. Added water and ba-boom, too much soil. I had to let the excess dry out and store it a couple large Ziploc bags. It does hold water quite well. It may look and be dry on the surface but down by the root ball the hydrometer is still showing high moisture level.

United States on Aug 31, 2023

!Gano: This stuff is incredible. A few weeks ago, I planted two tomato plants in large pots- side by side on my patio. One using regular MIRACLE GRO soil and one using MIRACLE GRO EXPAND 'N GRO. Both plants are doing well- however the one in the EXPAND 'N GRO is almost double the size. I was so impressed I just ordered (and received) another bag of the soil. It holds moisture well and is a wonder for the plants planted in it!!!

United States on Jun 15, 2023

dksquatdksquat: First thing I read regarding this product's qualities: Great substitute for garden soil or potting mix. After purchasing 5 bags of this product and planting my 3 ea./20" containers I've learned that this is a soil additive. Everything is already planted and in place. Now all I can do is cross my fingers and hope my plants thrive. How misleading to advertise as a soil substitute! Hoping to ensure healthy plants I have combined a topping of chopped hay, Organic Worm Castings - All Natural Soil Amendment, Soil Builder, and Fertilizer, 3 Pound Bag, black dirt and no float Cyprus mulch. Also mixed hay mulch in the planting mix as well. Added Jobe's 06328 Bone Meal Fertilizer Spikes, 50, Natural and utilized Safer Brand 5450-6 Garden Fungicide Ready to Use 32 Ounces as a safety upgrade to stop any mulch mildew, etc. Now what to do next year as these are perennials and I do not have available free dirt of my own as I live in an apartment. What I should have done in the first place is purchase black dirt and combined that with this product. Ugh, always one step forward and 50 steps back. Hoping that my patio garden has not become my money pit :( I have begun my begonia...

United States on May 24, 2021