FoxFarm Happy Frog Potting Soil with 2 Plant Tags, 12 Quarts – Ready-to-Use Amended Container Blend with Soil Microbes, Earthworm Castings & Bat Guano – for Indoor & Outdoor Plants

This soil has never disappointed me. I used miracle grow for a long time but have purchased bags with pests and found there is a lot of cheap filler in it now. I have a lot of plants and i don’t need the hassle of dealing with an infestation. If you’ve ever dealt with that you know what a process it can be. This FoxFarm soil doesn’t have big chunks of wood filler. It’s nice and smooth. It has perlite in it though I usually add a touch more. I think everybody has their preferences as far as modifying their soil. Most importantly my plants do well with this. It’s more expensive than a lot of brands, but to me it’s totally worth it knowing that I’m getting a clean healthy product for my plants.

I prefer over other brands great drainage saves money on amendments because of the nutrient content already within plants thrive retains moisture without water logging great quality soil

I find this to be the best potting soil out there. Many so called 'soils' seem more like mulch than soil. FoxFarm is perfect for starting my seeds and repotting plants.

Fox Farm soil is the best! I get the largest plants and fruit. It is expensive but worth the price

I liked this potting soil for seed starting my garden vegetables. I did have to sift it for the soil I used for my small seeds (lettuce, etc).

Good soil, just wish there was more. 2 bags couldn't fill 3 5 gallon pots. And I thought I did the math right. But I had to use soil from my compost to make up for the lacking soil. It hope it still works out.

This is the dirt that I used grow my “broccoli” it keeps the plant healthy and thriving seems to work fairly well. I don’t have a lot of issues growing my plants in this substrate. The plants are healthy. It drains as it should do. I wish the bags were bigger yes but they work.

I do a plethora of gardening here in New England and when ever I plant anything, I use FoxFarm soil. It has the perfect blend of nutrients to get any home gardening project off and running!