Rosy Soil Potting Soil

Been a month since I repotted some indoor plants. They are thriving. Mushrooms is growing in one pot which means it's happy.

Very expensive for a little bag and it doesnt drain well at all. I dont know why it doesnt drain well, its probably 99.9% sand. Tried to water plants in after potting and it just turns into a waterlogged mud puddle. I tried to be very gentle with the watering on the second and third tries potting but it was just horrible. I would recommend only using this as a potting mix ammendment. I added it to a peat moss blend and I think it will do well like that. Which defeats the purpose of a "no peat moss blend"

I love the ingredients and how much my plants have been thriving in this! And i love that it's living soil, however, I wish they were a little more explanatory in how they explained the loving part because I don't really love the creatures that have been crawling out of the pot around my home🤣 So i might have skipped it since one of my phobias is live bugs crawling in my house😅 But other than that I'm surviving and loving how healthy my plants are!

Great potting soil! Hold a lot of water for its mass. I love that it has no peat moss and no synthetics. Even the resealable bag it comes in is made from plants! I planted some paperwhites I had left over from Christmas and they seem very happy in their new soil! The science of the soil works!

I transplanted my house plant into Rosy Soil about 3 weeks ago. Since replanting, it looks perked up, revived, abd appears to be sprouting new leaves! Overall my plant appears to be healthier since trying Rosy Soil. I recommend this product.

I was super excited to give this potting soil mix a try mainly because of the high quality ingredients/nutrients and the fact that it is free from peat and synthetic additives. the texture is pretty neat, moist and actually absorbent. i repotted a couple of my house plants and so far they are still doing great.

Excellent soil, full of nutrients. Very light and airy. Not just soil, light and full of nutrients. I used this to top off my existing plants to give extra soil and nutrients to their pots. Very easy to use. Perfect size to pot an indoor plant.

I used it to repot my last surviving lucky bamboo plant. It seems to be pretty nice, no clumps to break. I liked that it has a resealable bag, however I was unable to open it and ended up having to cut a hole with a knife, therefore 4 stars. I’ll give it a few weeks to see how my bamboo likes it, then I have a few more that need repotting.

This nutrient dense potting soil is great for drainage and nutrient retention. It is organic and eco friendly. Its packed with beneficial fungus and microbes to help with healthy development of plant. I tis a very clean and healthy soil you can trust with the development of your plants. I find that I do not have to water as much because it hold in water for a longer period of time.

This is a perfect soil blend for home plants and give them the right level of nutrition. I used it for my Peace lily plant and I could see the plant growth has improved within 15 days. I defintely recommend it to others.

This potting soil has such a great texture! Definitely looking forward to seeing my plants thrive with this new soil. It seems to have better beneficial nutrients than a lot of soils that you can get on the shelf.

Sustainable soil for all of your household plants!! Love that this soil has no peat moss - but sustainable ingredients. Biochar, Mycorrhizae, Pine Bark Fines and Compost create a unique soil base for all of your planting needs. I repotted a larger plant, and am looking forward to see it grow and thrive with good nutrients to help feed and support my plant! I will use this for all of my new and repotted plants.

Lovely potting soil. I like the fact that it comes in a recyclable bag, which is very good for the environment. It seems to have helped my plants so far. I don’t have any negative feedback at this time.

This is a small bag of 4qt soil for indoor house plants. I really like that the bag is resealable because I hate when I have to tie up the soil bag with rubber bands and the soil looses its moisture. I had a hard time opening up the bag even though it had a tearing strip. The soil was healthy and clean looking, at first the soil looks really moist but once you put your hand in there the soil looks decently moist which is perfect for indoor plants. I used it to plant 2 houseplants and they seem to like it. It has a good water retention so I don’t water them so often, once week and plants are thriving. Personally, it is a little on the pricey end for a small bag but definitely consider getting it in the future.

I just tried this soil out recently, using it to report some houseplants that were in dire need of a repotting. Instead of using whatever I had lying around the house I tried this. It's great! Plants are thriving and love their new home.

This soil has a texture unlike any other potting soil I have ever worked with before. It is coarse, and its kind of like a cross between coffee grounds, and sand. I moistened it, and it clumped together at first. I was concerned it would hold too much water, and mold because of how absorbent it was. But I was pleasantly surprised at how nicely it drained, and no mold! Mold is my biggest problem with many of the potting soils that I have used in the past. I planted some pansy seeds, and they are swelling up nicely. It appears that they will germinate soon. The succlents I planted in the soil look happy. I am really pleased with the soil so far! The soil comes in a nice resealable package that won't easily tear, or get holes. The only thing is that you should definitely put a tray under the pot when you use this soil, because the soil will come out of any drainage holes, and leave a black stain. Overall a pleasant experience though.

This soil has been great for my houseplants. I needed to top off a few, and of course repot one. This was definitely enough to do all I needed to do. It’s light and fluffy. It seems to be really good for my plant babies so far. It’s nice and dark, and they have been thriving.

This is a four pound bag of indoor house plant soil. I just started to use it in a few house plants that I have. Two plants that already are mature and two plants that I plan on growing from scratch. I have very high hopes that this will work well. The ingredients sound great. The process to use it is very easy.

It has some good ingredients like biochar and Mycorrhizae, along with NPK. For me it’s too fine of a soul then I like to use for indoor house plants. I feel like it’s going to compact without adding any perlite. The other ingredients are pine bark and compose. Pine bark might be to acidic for some plants, usually they like similar things- pine likes pine and deciduous like deciduous. Haven’t had a chance to use it yet as none of my plants currently need up potting.

Rosy Soil houseplant mix is a rich soil blend that is very easy to work with and is showing to be an excellent fit for my plant. I tend to kill most plants, and my only plant left was getting pretty bad, since i re-potted in the Rosy Soil houseplant blend it has perked up and no longer looks terrible.