LECHUZA PON Peat-Free Houseplant Potting Mix for Indoor Plants, Cacti and Succulents Soil Potting Compost 6L

Use as indoor potting mix, good drainage and moisture retention. Good for transitioning plants into hydroponics. Very expensive product.

Easy to use and so far plants seem to love it. I had to replant my piece lily, and usually these have a big old melt down when this is done but not this time, just waiting to see how they go over the next few months.

I bought this after someone on Reddit recommended it for my sickly alocasia zebrina reticulata, it's made a huge difference. After a couple of weeks in pon he put out a new, glossy beautiful leaf. I have now put all my other plants in Pon. Monsters and philodendrons love it, peace lilies are no longer drama queens. I recently bought a couple of calatheas and so far they are doing okay too. I've even put a ficus benjamina in one - so far so good. I haven't given the plants a reservoir yet, I tried putting a spider plant into Pon with a reservoir and it rotted. They definitely need time to convert over and develop water roots. I top water about once a week then drain off any excess from my self watering pots. I shall try with a reservoir in a couple of months. This said, cuttings rooted in water are just fine with a reservoir.

Item is good.

As described, but be careful when opening as bag will already be open and upside down in box when you open box.

Always struggled with alocasias in the past. After a few attempts in soil, I tried Lechuza Pon and so far, I am seeing new growth which looks promising!

Requested and bought as a gift. The recipient has used the product and is happy with it.

I bought this to try semi hydro and my plants absolutely loved it! I started by putting my calatheas (known to be THE drama queens right?) and they settled pretty well immediately, stared giving me tons of new leaves, amazing chunky roots and no pests so far (it's been >6 months).