Potting Mix for Cacti, Palms & Citrus Trees - 8qt Bag by Miracle-Gro

Kindle Customer: I have a Meyer lemon tree and it kept dropping leaves and I believe it was due to the soil. This is a quick draining soil that helps avoid root rot for your plants. Very happy and will purchase more.

United States on Dec 05, 2023

Karen L. Miller: I have sun tropical plants which require a certain soil to thrive and this soil is working beautifully for those plants .

United States on Nov 07, 2023

meg gardnermeg gardner: My succulents and cats are thriving

United States on Oct 31, 2023

S Taylor: I think Miracle Grow overall is a pretty good company and they have some good potting soils. I just don't like how much water this mix actually retains. For cactus and succulents, you really want something that lets go of water fairly quickly. Just enough time for the cactus to take a drink and then be dry again. I am one of those tainted green thumb people who tends to overwater everything. I have to be super careful with this potting mix because it stays wet far too long. So it's not a good mix for people like me. I think it is an excellent mix for people who tend to kill off their plants from under watering. You won't need to water but once every 2-3 weeks with this mix. It's a good mix though and my plants seem to love it. I just have to be extra careful with my watering tendencies.

United States on Jul 26, 2023

Miss Chevious: A couple of years ago my mom asked if I’d be interested in a cactus or three (she had Christmas Cacti, Prickly Pear, and a kind she didn’t know; all of which she’d inherited). Having just found my green thumb and knowing that cacti were drought resistant I jumped at the chance. However, when I went to pick them up I ended up with ALL of them. A few she’d had since 1989, all of which she’d NEVER transplanted! Up until this year I had done my best to keep them alive, but some of the Christmas Cacti were dying off. The others, were thriving and even after getting rid of over a dozen Prickly Pear I was drowning in cacti (still am). Well I decided this year I was gonna do it right and buy the correct soil and save the Christmas Cacti!

I purchased this and was a little afraid of root shock, so I took to my Prickly Pear and other cacti that are multiplying without my consent. Well, several injuries later, I transplanted a few pots and now.... I have even more multiplication going on!

I also transplanted my aloe vera plant, because it had consumed all of its previous soil and was just a root ball with a little dirt. In the month since I have transplanted it, it’s...

United States on Jul 16, 2020