Miracle-Gro Organic Outdoor Potting Mix, for Outdoor Container Plants, Contains Quick-Release Natural Fertilizer, OMRI Listed, 16 qt.

Other Miracle-Gro products I've used in the past have produced consistent results. This product is no different. Even though it says Organic on the bag, the plants seem well nourished. The response to the growth was immediate. The soil is nice and light. It has a good texture, consistency, and color. It soaks up the moisture well. It is comparatively priced with other products. It doesn't technically mention that this product is pet-safe on the package. However, because it is labeled organic, I am less likely to worry if my cats accidentally get into the pot and play in it if I am not looking. I would recommend this product to family and would purchase it again.

Seed packets where the labels read that the seeds would sprout anywhere from 2 weeks to 2 months cut that time in half planted in this organic soil. Since I started container planting (circumstances) the very end of May and didn't start anything indoors (cats), I was happy to see the seedlings pop up when the temps weren't too high yet. They are struggling, but I think most will make it. Time will tell. Oh, and everything has sprouted that's going to sprout except the beets, possibly. Wish I had a newer phone to include photo. My single Zucchini and the butter lettuce look great so far! Peppers and cherry tomato look very good. Still thinning.

I’ve been using Miracle-Gro Outdoor Potting Mix for a few weeks now, and I can already see a big difference in my container plants. The mix is light and fluffy, which makes it easy to work with, and it holds moisture really well without becoming soggy. What stood out most is how quickly my flowers and vegetables took off—within days, I noticed new growth and healthier leaves. It also has a mild, earthy smell, not overly chemical or unpleasant like some other mixes. I love that it includes plant food, so I didn’t have to add anything extra right away.

Just a head's up that this stuff smells like straight up dookie. So when you water your plants you will make little sewer rivers draining from them that you might need to explain to your neighbors. If you touch it while it's wet, your hands will be stained with booty aroma for HOURS. Soap does nothing, I had to use bleach. It's very dense so keep that in mind when dealing with sensitive roots that might need looser soil. It's a deep brown to black color. Also, it started to mold while in the bag, and I had to leave it open to store it.

I used this for a bare area in my lawn. I actually went to Lowe’s to get sand but I couldn’t lift the 50 lb bag without regretting it for many months. I put the soil in the dead areas and we’ve had a lot of rain so the grass is already moving in.

I've been using Miracle-Gro Organic Outdoor Potting Mix for my container plants, and it's been a solid choice so far. The mix is OMRI-listed, so I feel confident it's organic, and it includes quick-release natural fertilizer that feeds plants for up to two months. My plants have been growing really well—healthy and vibrant. I love that it's made with sustainably sourced materials, which aligns with my eco-friendly gardening approach.That said, I did run into a small issue with fungus gnats, which seems common with organic mixes, but it was manageable. The texture of the mix was fine, though I noticed a bit of debris in one bag, which wasn't ideal. Overall, I’m happy with the results and would recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable, organic potting mix for their outdoor containers. Just be mindful of potential pests!

Miracle Grow is my go to potting medium. I put one third coconut compost in a 30 gallon planter bag. Then I filled the planter bag with Miracle Grow & topped the plant with a dense compost. This method insures good draining because the water can merely sipe through the bag’s sides. Prevents over watering.

Like the product but only one bag was delivered. I ordered and paid for two bags.