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Bring the joy of gardening indoors with a soil made for your houseplants. Our organic potting mix is an OMRI listed, peat-based mix that gives your indoor plants the foundation they need to thrive. It's the perfect start for your indoor jungle.
Houseplants are more than just decor; they're living things that bring so much joy and life to our homes. Give them the best with Miracle-Gro Organic Indoor Potting Mix. This peat-based blend is OMRI listed and just right for the special environment of an indoor pot. We've included coir, which comes from coconuts, to help the soil with aeration and moisture capacity, as well as sphagnum peat moss to help plants retain and release water. The result is a blend that protects your plants from over- and under-watering. It's a wonderful, versatile mix that's also great for giving your garden seeds a healthy start indoors. It's the simple, organic way to help your indoor garden thrive.
Fertilizer Analysis: 0.45-0.18-0.18 NPK
Size: 16 qt.
Coverage: This bag will fill approximately one 12-inch container. Just keep in mind that the amount may vary a bit depending on the size of your plant's root ball.
SKU: 74186430
Safety data sheet can be found at: https://www.scottsmsds.com
Where to Use: This soil is specifically formulated for indoor container plants and seed starting
Types of Plants: Perfect for a wide variety of indoor plants including houseplants, and great for starting vegetable, herb, and flower seeds indoors.
When to Use: Use whenever you are potting a new plant, repotting an existing one, or starting seeds indoors.
How Often to Use: For the happiest plants, we recommend repotting with fresh soil every 1-2 years.
For Potted Plants:
For Seed Starting:
The best way to know if your plant is thirsty is to stick your finger about an inch into the soil. If it feels dry, it's time to water. Be sure not to let your plant sit in a saucer full of drainage water, as this can lead to root rot.
Clean Hands, Happy Gardener: We always suggest wearing gardening gloves when you're digging in, and it's a good practice to wash your hands when you're done.
Just close up the bag and keep it in a dry spot, like your garage or a closet.
Indoor plants have it a little different than their outdoor friends. This mix is blended to provide the right balance of moisture and aeration for an indoor environment, which helps protect against over- and under-watering.
OMRI stands for the Organic Materials Review Institute. When you see their seal, it means the product has been reviewed for use in organic gardening, so you can be sure you're using a great product for your organic indoor garden.
A few signs to look for are roots growing out of the drainage hole, water running straight through the pot without being absorbed, or the plant just looking like it's too big for its home.