OVERVIEW
- Miracle-Gro® Potting Mix feeds container plants for up to 6 months - gets more blooms for more color (vs. unfed plants)
- This potting soil Grows Plants Twice As Big!® (vs. unfed plants)
- Use this home gardening product with all types of container plants, including flowers, vegetables, shrubs, annuals, and perennials
- To apply this potting medium, fill a container about 1/3 full with potting mix, place your plant in the soil, and fill the rest of the pot, pressing lightly
- One 8 qt. bag of Miracle-Gro® Potting Mix fills two 8-inch containers (exact amounts may vary depending on the size of the root ball)
DESCRIPTION
Cultivate a beautiful array of container plants with Miracle-Gro® Potting Mix. This potting soil mix Grows Plants Twice As Big!®* In addition, the added fertilizer feeds all types of container plants for up to 6 months. With this gardening product, you can expect more blooms for more color*. This container mix works best with outdoor container plants, including your favorite flowers, annuals, perennials, vegetables, and shrubs. To apply, select a pot with a drain hole. Fill the pot about 1/3 full with potting soil. Loosen the root ball of your plant and place it in the pot. Add more potting mix and press lightly to level. Water your plant and let it drain. For optimal results, refer to plant tags for specific sun and shade needs. Let mix dry to the touch between waterings; do not allow plants to sit in drainage water. To avoid soil compaction and replenish nutrients, all container plants should be repotted annually or as needed with fresh Miracle-Gro® Potting Mix. One 8 qt. bag of Miracle-Gro® Potting Mix fills two 8-inch containers. *Vs unfed plants
STEP BY STEP INSTRUCTIONS
How to Use
- Select a pot with a drain hole.
- Fill pot about 1/3 full.
- Loosen root ball, place in pot.
- Add mix, press lightly.
- Water, let drain
When to Use
- Use at time of planting.
- To avoid soil compaction and replenish nutrients
- All plants should be re-potted annually with fresh Miracle-Gro Potting Mix.
