Questions and Answers for Kellogg Garden Organics 1 cu. ft. Palm, Cactus and Citrus All Purpose Indoor and Outdoor Mix

A:  Kellogg Garden Organics Palm, Cactus & Citrus Mix is a perfect well-draining soil mix for planting Avocado Trees in containers or mixed with native soil for in-ground planting.

A:  I think it would work fine. You might want to amend it with something organic that would break down over a long period of time. Bone meal perhaps and something high in phosphate.

A:  At this time, Kellogg Garden Organics Palm, Cactus & Citrus Mix is only available in the Western US. We hope to get this product or a similar product in the Texas market soon.

A:  I start Plumaria cuttings in this product and they do beautifully. Nasturtiums grow from seeds under the citrus trees that I grow in pots filled with this soil. Love it and much as the plants do.

A:  Kellogg Garden Organics Palm, Cactus & Citrus Mix will work well to grow your shiso. It is a great, well-draining soil. We recommend germinating seeds using an organic seed starter for best results. The particle size of PCC will be too large to hold the moisture needed to germinate seeds.

A:  The pH will range from 6.5 - 7.5.

A:  Moringa plants like a well-draining soil. Palm, Cactus & Citrus Mix will work well for this plant.

A:  Yes...Here in Arizona, I use it for backfill whenever I plant new desert shrubs, trees and cacti. It works wonderfully!

A:  Yes. I have used this for both in my garden & also for planters.

A:  Palm, Cactus & Citrus Mix can be used indoors or outdoors, in-ground or in containers.

A:  I've only used it in pots but I'm sure it would work fine in-ground. It's amazing soil.

A:  I used it for outdoor planters but I assume if it says it's an outdoor mix then it's for outdoor planting too.

A:  Yes. It works well for any desert plant indoors or outdoors.

A:  Can you upload a picture of the bugs?

A:  No. Can you upload a picture?

A:  Yes,hence ORGANIC micro organisms incorporate make up of the mix,due to the different ingredients in the formula.The little bugs are part of the natural processes.

A:  I have never seen any in my bags of soil. I would return it immediately. The last thing you want to introduce to your garden or potted plants is new pests.

A:  No it might not be normal because it my hinder your plant by it being parasites that might slow the process of it growing properly. So I would suggest you taking it back to the store.

A:  If the bugs were there right when you opened the bag the no that’s not normal.

A:  Kellogg's website has a product locator: https://www.kellogggarden.com/locator/

A:  Kellogg Garden Organics Palm, Cactus & Citrus Mix is only available in the Western US.

A:  For the Kelloggs expert...Is there something I could use in it's place for citrus that you sell on the eastern coast of the US?

A:  Home Depot will carry this brand of soil.

A:  Yes...this should be good soil to use for your dragon fruit since dragon fruit is in the cactus category. If you plant it in a pot, just be sure it’s in a pot that is well draining. Only water the plant when the top of the soil is dry to the touch, and do not allow the plant to sit in water. The soil needs to be moist, not soaked.

A:  Yes you can also mix miracle grow with it.

A:  Kellogg Garden Organics Palm, Cactus & Citrus Mix will work great for dragon fruit plants.

A:  Yes this is the best potting soul for cactus, flowers, trees and vegetables. This is the only potting soul I use and recommend.

A:  Yes even though it states for cactus and palms this potting soil is perfect for trees and flowers.

A:  Palm, Cactus & Citrus Mix would be a great soil mix for your Money Tree, giving it the drainage it requires.