Cactus Succulent Soil Grow Buddha - Natural Cactus and Succulent Indoor Potting Compost Mix - Enriched with Special Nutrients –Cactus and Succulent Potting Soil Compost Mix for Indoor Plants (2L)

Excellent. Bought to re-pot a cactus & top up an aloe vera. Absolute quality compost, very impressed. Very good combination of the necessary compost/growth needs etc. & clear instructions for new users. Plants are happy & healthy, growing well. Would definitely recommend.It’s thanks to the reviews of others I bought this, so yes, reviews are important.

Really happy with this purchase. The soil is for house plants so the bag was a good size. It seems like a quality mix and my Christmas cactus is happy with it already.

Good quality cacti mix growing medium. My succulents are growing well.

As others mention, this succulent mix is a little pricey in comparison to generic coir and perlite succulent mix; however the composition of this GrowBuddha mix is worth it imo. Its blended really well and is easy to distribute into the pots without getting it all over. Its very obvious to see when it is wet and dry which makes it easier to know when to water. All round good brand, though I've started mixing it with generic potting mix to make it go a bit further and give more succy babies the chance to thrive.

Order arrived very quickly. Good quality.

Cactus succulent soil ,I’ve bought this product before and it’s great to use for my aloe Vera, and mother inlaw spider plant .

I was very disappointed with this. It’s super expensive, given half the bag is just air.In my case it also looked nothing like the other images of the compost in the reviews.It was basically just sand mixed with perlite, clay balls (which were very large and probably not well suited to small cacti) and then some bark or compost. The pictures suggested something much more based around clay granules, stones, etc and not what I received. I ended up moving it with Focus Cactus compost as I had already ripped the bag open.

Re-potted my Jade succulent in this soil a month after it had unknowingly been in far-too-wet normal compost for years, always looked miserable, wrinkled and discoloured leaves usually. I couldn't tell if I was watering it too much or not enough. Never thought it was the soil being too thick and staying wet. Feel stupid now!The whole plant looks healthier, and the new leaves coming through are the best it's ever had! Just thoroughly soak it once a month then wait for it to dry out again, it's that easy. Does not watering every day or every week.This bag holds about enough dirt for 1 medium or 2 small pot plants.