Miracle-Gro Potting Mix - For Container Plants, Flowers, Vegetables, Shrubs, Annuals, Perennials, Potting Soil Mix, Feeds up to 6 Months, 8 qt. (2-Pack)

Cultivate a beautiful array of outdoor container plants with Miracle-Gro Potting Mix, the perfect garden soil for containers formulated to provide essential plant nourishment to all your outdoor potted plants. Ideal for gardeners gearing up for spring planting or as part of their regular care routine throughout the growing season, this potting soil mix is great for vegetables, herbs, annual flowers, perennials, roses, and shrubs. To use this container soil for vegetables and flowers, simply select a pot with a drainage hole and fill it about 1/3 full with potting soil. Gently loosen the root ball of your plant, place it in the center of the pot, and add more potting mix around the roots, pressing lightly to level the surface. Water your plant thoroughly, allow it to drain, and always refer to your plant tags for specific sun and shade requirements. To keep your plants thriving, let the mix dry to the touch between waterings, ensure they never sit in excess drainage water, and repot annually or as needed with fresh Miracle-Gro to prevent soil compaction and replenish vital nutrients.

• FEEDS UP TO 6 MONTHS: Miracle-Gro Potting Mix is a gardening soil for outdoor containers that feeds all types of potted plants, including flowers, vegetables, shrubs, annuals, and perennials for up to 6 months
• PROMOTES GROWTH: This potting soil for outdoor plants Grows Plants Twice As Big! (vs. unfed plants)
• WHERE TO USE: Use this home gardening product with all types of outdoor container plants, including annual and perennial flowers, vegetables, herbs and shrubs
• HOW TO USE: To use this plant soil for potting, fill a container about 1/3 full with potting mix, place your plant in the soil, and fill the rest of the pot, pressing lightly
• COVERAGE: This bundle includes two 8 qt. bags of Miracle-Gro Potting Mix, an outdoor potting soil; each bag fills two 8-inch containers (amounts may vary depending on the size of the root ball)