sol soilsChunky Houseplant Mix - Fast Draining Soil for Indoor Plants with Coco Coir Chips, Perlite, & Pumice, 2 Quart

So far so good. I've been using SOL Soils for about a year now, and I haven't had any issues with root rot. I do think it may be too chunky for my Thai Con, but that's a me problem! The only frustrating thing is that there is a lot of small 'dust' size particles sit at the bottom and make up an inch or so of the soil, but that's to be expected. I do believe nutrients are good and the variety of mixes seem to be working for my plants.

I love that this mix is pre made. Make it so much easier for repotting

Best soil I've used for my monstera plants. Very airy and drains well.

Free-draining mix good for potted epiphytes; I use it for Hoyas.

This is my first time using chunky soil, but as an avid plant lover, I wanted to give it a try in hopes that my green babies would take to it. So far, so good. They seem to like it and I appreciate that it holds moisture and seems to provide some nutrients and stability. I have a variety of house plants and succulents and they all seem to be fine with it. Will purchase again.

Used for my my baby alocasiaa moving to soil from substrate. It was ok. I added soil to it. It's a preference. It's a gd choice when you don't have time to make any and need something quick.

This soil is very nice, very chunky. My philodendron plants and my Swiss cheese plant love it. It’s expensive though for not a lot of soil. If you reference to my picture you can see that not the whole bag is full with soil.

My cactus seem to be fine after the transplant. I gave them a good watering after, and they are looking like they will be very happy out of the growing medium.