Mosser Lee - Soils - The Home Depot

Question 1

What's the best soil for growing flowers?

Accepted Answer

For growing flowers, it's important to use soil that drains well while maintaining moisture. Choose a potting mix specially formulated for flowers, which typically contains added nutrients and peat moss to enhance aeration. Additionally, you can improve your garden soil's drainage and fertility by incorporating compost, peat moss, or vermiculite.

Question 2

Which Mosser Lee soils are the best-selling?

Accepted Answer

The 432 cu. in. Sphagnum Moss is one of our best-selling Mosser Lee soils.

Question 3

How long is potting soil good for?

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Unused potting soil stored in a dry, sealed container can last up to 1 to 2 years. Once opened or used, the soil can break down and lose nutrients over time. While older potting soil may still be usable, it might need to be refreshed with compost or fertilizer. Check for mold, a sour smell, or compacted texture to determine if it should be replaced.

Question 4

What potting soil is best for my indoor plants?

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Find expert tips and suggestions tailored for houseplants in our guide to the Best Potting Soil for Indoor Plants.

Question 5

What are the different types of soil?

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Soil comes in several varieties, each suited to specific gardening needs. Clay soil is dense and holds moisture well, making it good for plants that like consistent watering. Sandy soil drains quickly and is easier to work with, while topsoil is often used to level yards or start new planting areas. When choosing soil, consider your climate, drainage, and the types of plants you're growing.

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