Hoffman Organic Cactus and Succulent Soil Mix 4Qt (2.5lb)

Every cantaloupe 🍈 I have received has been DELICIOUS! ripe and ready! I love to put in fridge overnight so it's super sweet and cold in the mornings My son will devour a whole melon 🍈 So I double up the double D'ssss I mean c's?? LOL So , so far so Sweet! 👌🏻♥️happy summer everyone! Stay safe ☀️

Its DIRT in a bag, what can I say, much better than DIRT being all over the place as DIRT is usually. In general terms, its pretty satisfying DIRT since I have never had the need or opportunity to buy DIRT in a BAG. Would recommend this DIRT to anyone and everyone who has the need for some DIRT

This is by far the best soul i have found so far and I've tried many! It is light airy and easy to work with. Perfect for my smaller succulents and other plants as well. It is not full of chunks of wood and other degree. It's perfect soil! Highly recommend it.

I love this light soil for my succulents. Just bought this Elephant Bush Plant at WalMart and repotted it with this soil. Nestled easily in this organic mix. I reordered more!

Very good dirt for my cactuses and jade %26 dolphin succulents. They were transplanted into larger pots and are thriving. I would definitely recommend.

excellent succulent soil for planting both cactus and succulents.

This was perfect to plant my cactus in. My plant is doing good.

Very expensive for the small size. Will see how the plantings do. Purchased for 3 in-ground sedum plants and it wasn't nearly enough.

I bought this under the pretense that it would be good for my succulents. I used it in a pot that I place outside in the heat (90 degrees) every day for a few hours. I watered it four days ago. It is STILL holding onto moisture. The surface of the soil is damp and the consistency is somewhat clumpy. Turns out, it's full of peat moss which holds onto moisture and NOT suitable for plants that prefer dry conditions. It may be fine for plants that prefer continuous moisture but definitely not for succulents or cacti.

No better than it's competitor, Miracle Grow and way too heavy a soil for any succulent. I now have to repot what I already potted using this…even after mixing in perlite.