Elevate Your Mango Tree with Gardenera's Organic Soil Blend - Cultivate Healthier and More Flavorful Fruity Trees - 1 Quart

Very expensive but much appreciated by the mango trees which are flourishing and produced several fruit . Unfortunately Hurricane Debby knocked the fruit off the branches but they were still quite tasty with a spicy flavor. They have survived in NE FL which is in zone 9 and can get quite cold for a few days.

You need more additives to make this soil into what it’s advertised for. Good draining soil but not great nutrient-wise for mango.

I've never used this type of soil before but it set my plants OFF! They all grew large and plentiful when I added them to my normal mix. Bag is good and sturdy with zip top that stays shut. Very impressed with this soil!

This soil is very airy I added it to my avocado tree, but it is a light and airy mix that doesn't compact down too much But does a little since it has sand or a gritty substrate in it so I would not put it in Anthuriums or something that requires air to get to roots as it make compact over time and cause rot. But other than that its a great substrate for one plant or maybe several smaller plants as with only a quart theres not much to go around.

I’m trying to grow a mango tree from seed, and I figured it might help to grow it in soil specifically designed to nurture a young mango tree. With the 1-quart quantity I ordered, I wouldn’t want to try using this with anything larger than a seed. And I’ve started it inside a fairly small pot, since I won’t be putting the plant in the ground until it’s sapling-sized. The soil does look rich, and I’m happy that it includes only natural ingredients. Since planting the young sprout in this mix with a little bit of added perlite to fill the pot I had on hand, it has been growing quite nicely here in Florida and looks healthy so far. I’m happy with the results!

This is a nice mix but it is a super small bag. I will have to mix it with more soil to make it enough for my 3 gallon pot. I think this would be enough to start the seed in in a 1 gallon pot. It is a fine mixture which is nice for the roots to be able to move.

My mango tree was starting to look a bit unhappy. I had been meaning to repot it but had gotten behind after surgery. I finally repotted it with this soil blend, some more peat moss and perlite, some transplant supplement, and more garden soil. That was about a week ago and it has been looking much happier! Some of the brown spots have disappeared and it is standing up straighter.

Elevate Your Mango Tree with Gardenera's Organic Soil Blend - Cultivate Healthier and More Flavorful Fruity Trees - 1 QuartThis works well and is specific for mango's. It works well for other tropical plants.