2 Quart Money Tree Soil

Seemed to work well for my money tree, it really loved the new soil (it was already falling over in it's old soil that was almost gone from the top). Nice small bag so I don't have to deal with storing too much extra

This potting soil is amazing! I used it for my money tree, and it has absolutely thrived since repotting. The mix is light, airy, and holds just the right amount of moisture without getting soggy — the water retention is excellent. I love that it’s coco coir-based and organic, which makes me feel confident using it indoors. My plant looks healthier than ever, and I’ll definitely be buying this again for my other indoor trees. Highly recommend to any plant lover looking to boost growth and keep their plants happy!

I will admit I was a bit saddened to see the amount you are given in comparison to the price. It's expensive compared to the amount received. But, with that being said, it is a nice quality product with everything that is mixed into it.

Purchased this to repot a Money Tree that was gifted to me by my sister that unfortunately arrived in a rough state and planted in soil that was way too dense. After a severe pruning, repotting, and getting the tree acclimated in its new environment.. after about 1-1.5wk... I almost immediately started seeing my little baby sprout a bunch of babies in this soil! My money tree absolutely LOVES this soil. It drains well but hold literally just enough moisture. I water my money tree every 3-4wks and it has been absolutely thriving. Update: My money tree has been thriving so much in this soil - I have decided to repot a few other of my plants with this very soil (birds nest ferns, chinese money plant, etc). They're all absolutely loving it! This money tree soil mix has just the right nutrients, apparently. Definitely has me sold! I think I'll be using this from here on out as a basic indoor houseplant soil mix. The mixture is just right.

Reported my plant with this soil. My plant is doing well.

So I had a large money tree that I needed to repot in a bigger pot. And I wanted to get the right soil. I am happy to say this soil works great and my money tree is getting new tiny leaves on it. I also used the soil to plant two seperate money tree stems that had fallen off the parent tree. So far they are still alive and it has been at least 5 months since I planted them. I know it can be very hard to get money trees to reroot from a cutting but so far these two are doing well. Each of these are "one leaf" if you know what I mean. I have also planted a few other types of plants in the money tree soil - including my big umbrella tree - and that is also getting new leaves! So it seems this soil is great for all types of plants really. No odd smell from the soil. No insects in it. Plants get good grow rate too! Plus they get nice green color as well - very happy plants. I am pretty sure this soil is full of nutrients that plants need.

My money greet is thriving after transplanting with this potting soil.

I bought potting mix to re-pot 2 small money trees purchased at Costco. The potting soil mix is helping the Money Trees to grow and thrive with the right amount of nutrients and water retention. The plants are getting plenty of warm and indirect sunlight. Money trees are watered and fertilized every 2 to 3 weeks, and plants have tripled in size. So I am pleased with growth and health of money trees from using proper soil mix and fertilizer.