Organic Vegetable Soil Mix 1L, Indoor Plants Potting Mix for All Potted Vegetable like Tomatoes Lettuce Bell peppers, Grow Healthy houseplants Indoors

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Expensive for the size but it’s sterile soil so no involuntary seeds will sprout.

I've used this mic to help me with two veggie plants, my tomatoes and some green chillies and it's made a difference. They are growing well and look happier.

Very bad, I could of bought a bag of soil 20× bigger for the same price. I was very annoyed receiving this

I used this soul to report my coffee plants as it needs quite an acidic soil. This worked perfectly, coffee is very happy in it's new pot and soil - it's become very rich, deep green and shiny. I'm especially happy that it was completely pest-free - no sign of fungus gnats or any nasties at all, it has an excellent fine texture. Plant is growing very strong and healthy. Idk if I can say it's good value but if you just want to repot an indoor plant, this is a safe bet as you won't be introducing any pests.

Nice Organic Vegetable Soil Mix 2LI got it for my small pot used to grow tomatoes 🍅The soil comes in a sealed bag, making it convenient to store, and is easy to pour into pots, simplifying the planting processI expected a more significant amount of soil but received nearly 426 g.This is undoubtedly expensive, and we can’t determine the results early; I will update my review accordingly!

I chose this potting mix, as I have been growing my own tomatoes, and wanted to try an experiment. The “Vegetable Soil” comes in various pack sizes, but I chose the 2 litre bag. The compost is made up from composted bark, coconut choir and vermiculite.The soil seems to be decent quality, and feels light and airy, which is hopefully good news for the developing roots. My experiment involved taking the side shoots which I’d pinched out from my tomatoes and potting them up to see if they grew ! I am delighted to say that they are thriving, and I now have 8 plants rather than the three I started off with. It’s hard to say whether it is as a result of this soil, but I certainly think it has helped the process.The 2 litre bag is an excellent way to try the product, and perfect if you’re just planting up a few seedlings. However, it is more cost effective to buy a larger quantity bag, as this size works out at £23.79 per kg, whereas the 10L size works out at a more economical £12.03 per kg.So in conclusion, this seems to be a good product, perfect for starting out, but for anything bigger than that the cost would be prohibitive.

I didn't realise how many tomatoes I had planted this year, and so got this to top up some of the more frugally planted ones.I also found a pot that had fallen down behind some things, with 3 sad tomato seedling, approx 4 inches high. It had been upturned for who knows how long. But, a repotting with this and already 2 days later they've grown 4 leaves each and added some height. Very impressed as I thought they had long expired.