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Embrace a new way to garden and grow your container plants with Miracle-Gro Organic™ Outdoor Potting Mix. This potting mix contains a quick-release natural fertilizer and also feeds plants for up to 2 months. Made with responsibly sourced peat*, this locally crafted** potting medium also contains upcycled green waste. This gardening product is also OMRI Listed for organic use. Use this organic potting soil with any outdoor container plant, including vegetables, herbs, flowers, annuals, and perennials. To apply, partially fill your pot with potting mix. Loosen the plant's root ball and place in the soil. Add more mix, covering plant roots, and press down lightly. To finish, water the plant thoroughly and let it drain. To avoid soil compaction and replenish nutrients, container plants should be repotted bi-annually with fresh potting soil. This 16 qt. bag of potting mix fills one 12-inch container (amounts may vary based on the size of the root ball). Nurture your plants with Miracle-Gro Organic™ Outdoor Potting Mix for Successful Organic Gardening Made Attainable™. *one hundred percent of peat sourced from certified producers **Product is manufactured less than 150 miles on average from the stores in which it is sold, excluding AK & HI.
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Miracle-Gro® has both indoor and outdoor potting mixes to help potted plants in different conditions thrive. Potting mix should not be used with in-ground plants as potting mixes are designed specifically for the needs of container plants. If you're looking for a soil for in-ground plants or raised beds, try Miracle-Gro Organic™ Raised Bed & Garden Soil.
Because indoor and outdoor plants live in different environments, they need different potting mixes to help them thrive. Outdoor potting mixes will typically be richer in nutrients and help plants hold more water. Indoor potting mixes will help regulate water so plants don't receive too much or too little.
This can vary depending on where you live, but there are many plants that can thrive in outdoor pots! Consider planting your herbs in pots during warmer months. Geraniums, hydrangeas, and zinnias are a few flowering favorites that grow well in containers. If you live in warmer climates, consider potted succulents or cacti. Humid conditions are great for tropicals like hibiscus and palm trees.