TrustBasket 100% Organic Succulent and Cactus Potting Soil Mix-5kg Premium Potting Mix with Perlite, Well-Drained & Aerated, Ideal for Succulents,…
₹369.00
TrustBasket 100% Organic Succulent and Cactus Potting Soil Mix-5kg Premium Potting Mix with Perlite, Well-Drained & Aerated, Ideal for Succulents,…,
- 100% Organic Potting Mix: TrustBasket Succulent and Cactus Soil Mix is crafted with eco-friendly materials to ensure a natural and chemical-free growing medium for your plants.
- Enhanced with Perlite for Aeration: This premium soil mix prevents compaction, providing excellent airflow to support robust root growth
- Superior Drainage for Healthy Roots: Designed to keep succulents and cacti well-drained, it eliminates waterlogging and reduces the risk of root rot.
- Ideal for Succulents & Cacti: Whether you’re growing aloe vera, jade plants, or cacti, this potting mix ensures optimal growth conditions.
- Perfect Moisture Retention: Balances water absorption and drainage to create a thriving environment for drought-tolerant plants.
- Safe & Sustainable Choice: Organic and eco-friendly, this mix is perfect for environmentally conscious gardeners.
- Trusted by Gardeners: Backed by TrustBasket’s reputation for high-quality products, this soil mix guarantees excellent results for every plant enthusiast.
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Melvita –
I used this product for most of my succulents abd I realised the bottom retains too much water killing the plant. You may have to add more soil, perlite and coco bark to loosen up mixture..
I ordered cactus soil from mudfingers Bangalore and are by far the best
SACHIN KHAMKAR –
Light weight, and porous. My succulents are growing well.
KA –
Perfect soil for succulent plants! Best in all competitive brands.
I used Ugaoo succulent soil as well and got really bad experience it was too bad and soggy holds too much of water.
Trustbasket succulent soil is the best!
ANU ARYA –
Soil mix looks good, helpful for succulents
KA –
It’s not vermiculite. It is just some dust and some shiny waste material mixed with sand, dust etc. Waste of money. Do not purchase.
ANU ARYA –
This is a fine but dense potting mix. Not sure what the main components are, but it seems to be sandy. It is not coarse and tends to hold a LOT of water, as some other reviews have mentioned. This is probably okay for succulents like jade and Aloe vera, assuming they are placed in a bright spot and you adjust the watering accordingly. However, I would not use it for cacti that need a free-draining mix. You will probably need to add perlite (which is barely added) and maybe some other components like cinder to improve drainage for cacti. But I feel you shouldn’t have to purchase those again separately for a mix that is marketed and sold as a “cacti and succulent potting mix”.
I can still use this as an amendment for my aroids and other plants like rubber plants, etc. But if I want a cactus/succulent potting mix, then I won’t buy this again as this is not a coarse potting mix. Previously, I have tried Mother’s feed succulent mix, which is cinder-based and is very coarse. However, it was not available; so, I bought this brand, which was a disappointment.
Sushma krishnadasan –
I found this much superior to the one I bought from the nursery
SACHIN KHAMKAR –
This soil clumps too much and is too heavy, retains too much moisture for succulents. Not to mention how it clumps over time like tbe trust basket garden soil. I got both to try and after a month i can see how much they have clumped and solidified in the pot. Had to take the plants out somehow and add tons of perlite but it’ll still be too heavy for succulents. Not buying it again.