Coast of Maine Organic & Natural Bar Harbor Blend Potting Soil - Organic Soil w/Perlite for Enhanced Drainage & Aeration - for Flowers, Herbs & Veggies, Floral Baskets & Container Gardening (1 cu ft)

A very good,organic,dark,rich potting soil! It has many beneficial nutrients and compost added in. I use this for my indoor house plants such as Pothos, Ferns and Spider plants etc...just to name a few. If a plant does not appreciate it’s roots staying wet I do add Perlite to the soil. This is not a fast-draining soil and thus another medium such a Perlite should be added! This is great as the main soil in your mixture as it’s very rich and good for your plants! Yes it’s expensive but you get back what you give out to your plants!

This is the only soil I use. I add whatever I need to this (perlite, charcoal, sand, bark, whatever) and my plants are all thriving. I've used it for years. I have over 125 plants.

Very Good ordered 2 more.

Very rich soil of quality. Plants flourish from seedling to harvest. I was sold for life when I found actual crab leg pieces in my mix. Definitely top notch, organic stuff. All I'll use from now on.

I have used Coast of Maine Bar Harbor Potting Soil for many years. It used to be great. Unfortunately, without any indication on the packaging, the company has changed the formulation, resulting in an ash-like, dry, gritty mix that bears no resemblance to the original product. It's absolutely horrible. I contacted Coast of Maine for an explanation, and the spokesman admitted that the product has been changed due to supply issues. Why didn't they indicate this on the packaging to alert consumers? Thank goodness I only bought 2 bags of this junk. I will not buy any more.

Love what it does to my plants. They are happy and that makes me happy too! Bright green leaves and pretty flowers. "No hard as rock dirt". It doesn't matter how much you, water the dirt, it doesn't penetrate the soil.

Just made a pot of dirt for a transplant, I looked through it, and saw no bugs or eggs. Did a hydrogen peroxide drench anyway, but that's refreshing. It has a nice fresh smell and fluffy constitution.

Good soil. Though I wish the trend of using peat moss will be soon replaced by more renewable sources such as coco coir. The soil is pretty light and roots flourish in it, but nothing too extraordinary. I tested a bunch of souls and was able to get same resulted with others less than half the price of this one.Also wish this was priced a bit more reasonably.