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Michigan Peat General Purpose Premium Potting Soil with Perlite, 50 lb

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Condition
New
Style
Premium - 50lb
Model
Michigan Peat - 1550 - 50lb
Weight
16 oz
Volume
0.01 centiliters
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Michigan Peat - 1550 - 50lb

Features 5

  • Ready-to-Use Potting Soil: No mixing required! Michigan Peat General All-Purpose Premium Potting Soil is pre-blended and ready to use straight from the bag, making planting easy and convenient
  • Premium All-Purpose Blend: Features a proven combination of rich dark reed sedge peat, perlite, and sand to provide the ideal environment for healthy plant growth
  • Boosts Plant Growth: Perfect for use in pots, planters, containers, or raised garden beds, this potting soil helps promote successful growing for a wide variety of plants
  • Fertilizers Included: Starter and slow-release fertilizers are included, ensuring your plants get the nutrients they need for sustained, healthy growth

Description

  • Features Starter And Slow Release Fertilizers
  • ensures Successful Growing In Containers Or Beds
  • General Purpose Soil
  • Baccto premium potting soil
  • Features starter and slow release fertilizers
  • Ideal for use right out of the bag as a general purpose potting soil
  • The advanced, proven blend of rich dark reed sedge peat, perlite, and sand ensures successful growing in containers or beds
  • Available in 50-pound bag

The Advanced, Proven Blend Of Rich Dark Reed Sedge Peat, Perlite, And Sand Ensures Successful Growing In Containers Or Beds.

Specs 14

Brand BACCTO
Style Premium - 50lb
Item Weight 16 ounces
Global Trade Identification Number 00
Brand Name BACCTO
UPC 028009112500
Item Highlight For Indoor/Outdoor Pots, Planters, Raised Beds, and Container Gardening
Unit Count 1 Count

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Your plants will love it
Great product. Fantastic Customer Service! Thank you
Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2026 by MyGarden

Great for repotting and starting new
I absolutely love this product. The size of the bag is ideal, especially as I have a lot of plants to repot. The plant growth and water absorption is great. I highly recommend this product.
Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2026 by Denise Whelan

Fast delivery
Nice potting soil good price
Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2026 by Packnheat2

Behaves a bit differently than traditional potting soil
My mom told me she used this about 50 years ago and no matter what she planted in it, the plants all did great. So I thought I’d try it as I’m not super happy with traditional miracle grow for potted plants. The Baccto is somewhat wet feeling in the bag. It feels like a heavier rather than lighter soil. Once the plant is potted and watered the Baccto compacts quite a bit. It’s almost difficult to get your finger in the soil to check for dryness. I don’t like that about it and was worried it would suffocate my plants the way traditional MG does. However, I have to say that after having used it now for a couple of months, all the plants I potted with it are doing fine. It does retain moisture well without being really wet. I have also tried the new MG well-draining potting mix and I like the way that feels a little better but it remains to be seen if one is better than the other. If you’re looking for something different than what you normally get at the local home improvement store but you don’t want to make your own, give this a try. You might like it very much. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2024 by Anon

bucket garden ~ root hormone Organic Fertilizer Bloom Booster ~~ Potting Soil
bucket garden ~ root hormone Organic Fertilizer Bloom Booster ~~ Potting Soil Have established a bucket graden for dragons head moldovia balm milkweed, common sagebrush gipsywort glade purple coneflower sage white that gives off a smell of enchantingly delightful pentrate pentrate emits prayers. Been using 3 part formula for the root hormones coupled with organic fertilizer and bloom booster in the potting soil. This has created for great starts when putting in the full 3 months into bottom potting soil where the seeds sit themselves that enhances the time by decreasing the need to water the growing plants themselves. When the soil is moist with the 3 part forumla underneath as the seed emerges the plants sit themselves in two parts with the roots going into the formula soil while the outer top part sits on the more dry soil area that was placed on top of the seeds as they lay there. Use a combination of Scotts Miracle Gro 100645 Fast Root Hormone, Dr. Earth 707P Organic 8 Bud & Bloom Fertilizer in Poly Bag, 4-Pound, & MG LB Bloom Booster as the 3 part formula. Place the whole 3 month supply of the combined formula at the same time in the soil have been using Michigan Peat 1250 Baccto Premium Potting Soil, 50-Pound. Place the first part the bottom soil in the 5 Gallon White Bucket & Lid - Set of 3 - Durable 90 Mil All Purpose Pail - Food Grade - BPA Free Plastic - usually get 2 sets being a total of 6 buckets and put the seeds on the formula enhanced soil itself with the second part of soil the top soil they grow through. As the soil decreases in moisture the plants are already emerged out from the seeds leaving the remaining amount of liquid content there for the forming plants with the 3 months supply of the 3 part formula already there. Start the bucket garden inside about the last two to three weeks of winter during the start of early Spring. For the beginning part the growing seeds don't need a light source when they are still emerging from the shells themselves. So when the start of growth as the plant emerges with leaf alone use the Miracle-Gro 1001233 All Purpose Plant Food - 5 Pound for the bucket garden. Seeing about the 2nd month into early 3rd month the buckets with the growing seeds and formulated soils have gone almost dry. By that point about early May it is time to put the 6 buckets that make up the bucket garden of dragons head moldovia balm milkweed, common sagebrush gipsywort glade purple coneflower sage white that gives off a smell of enchantingly delightful pentrate pentrate emits prayers outside for the remaining months until September or October. bucket garden ~ root hormone Organic Fertilizer Bloom Booster ~~ Potting Soil (2) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2014 by Derek Allan Elj

Compist
Really nice compost.. everywhere I’ve used it I’ve had extra success with plants.
Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2026 by Brenda D Parsons

Contaminated soil
I started violas in 2 different potting mixes. Same seeds. The ones in this mix are small, barely grew, low germination and even established snapdragons added to the pots became stunted. I believe the soil is contaminated with herbicide. These seeds were planted in March
Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2026 by Kriss

Dirty dirt
I mean, it’s dirt. But it’s a good potting mix and arrived moist.
Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2026 by Scott Rutherford
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