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Lowe's has 25-Quart Sta-Green Perfect Potting Soil Mix for $5. Shipping is free on orders $45+, otherwise shipping is $5.99.
Thanks to community member airj1012 for finding this deal.
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Thanks to community member airj1012 for finding this deal.
About this item:
- Perfect Potting Mix expands 2.5x its size (without water!), filling more planters than you might expect - just fluff with your hands and see it expand
- Lightweight – only 7lbs! 1/3 the weight of traditional potting mix. Makes carrying bags, transporting mix, and hanging baskets much easier
- Clean to use – no muddy mess, clumps for easy cleanup
- Expands 2.5x its size – yields 25 dry quarts and makes for easy transport
- Better results for containers, vegetable gardens, raised beds, and amended soil beds
- Patented technology feeds plants for up to 6 months
- Better root development and healthier plants
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- About this deal:
- Offer valid through 9/14 while supplies last.
- This price is $4.98 lower (50% savings) than the $9.98 list price.
- Reviews:
- 4.5 out of 5 stars by 271 Lowe's customers.
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~50% off. Unfortunately it looks like this product is online only. Shipping is $5.99 and free shipping over $45. Still savings if you purchase 3+ bags.
The Perfect Potting Mix made with HydraFiber for perfect planting.
Perfect Potting Mix expands 2.5x its size (without water!), filling more planters than you might expect - just fluff with your hands and see it expand
Lightweight – only 7lbs! 1/3 the weight of traditional potting mix. Makes carrying bags, transporting mix, and hanging baskets much easier
Clean to use – no muddy mess, clumps for easy cleanup
Expands 2.5x its size – yields 25 dry quarts and makes for easy transport
Better results for containers, vegetable gardens, raised beds, and amended soil beds
Patented technology feeds plants for up to 6 months
Better root development and healthier plants
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Sta-Gree...50054533
The Perfect Potting Mix made with HydraFiber for perfect planting.
Perfect Potting Mix expands 2.5x its size (without water!), filling more planters than you might expect - just fluff with your hands and see it expand
Lightweight – only 7lbs! 1/3 the weight of traditional potting mix. Makes carrying bags, transporting mix, and hanging baskets much easier
Clean to use – no muddy mess, clumps for easy cleanup
Expands 2.5x its size – yields 25 dry quarts and makes for easy transport
Better results for containers, vegetable gardens, raised beds, and amended soil beds
Patented technology feeds plants for up to 6 months
Better root development and healthier plants
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Sta-Gree...50054533
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| Reviews: | 271 Lowe's Reviews |
| Product Name: | Sta-Green Perfect Potting Mix 25-Quart Potting Soil Mix |
| Product Description: | The Perfect Potting Mix made with HydraFiber for perfect planting. |
| Model Number: | 50150187 |
| Product SKU: | 5005453347 |
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I use Coco Coir and Peat Moss and have never heard of this either.
Not too distract from the thread.
I do the same but always have issues with my seedling being thin when indoors. No issues outdoors. I literally have everything I need except a greenhouse and grow light. Do you start your seeds indoors and if so, do you use a grow light? I'm trying to find me a good grow light that will cover about 4 trays of seedlings. If you have one, can you give some suggestions. I've looked an it's so confusing with all these light. I take it I want something the mimics the sun as close a possible. Any ideas? I would appreciate it. It's very frustrating to have weak seedlings.
And I got the dreaded root knot nematodes this year. Garden is almost gone. Now, I have to till it, add crab meal, till it, plant mustard as a cover crop and till it before it goes to seed. This is will reduce or eliminate it but I will always have to use crab or shrimp meal for the chitin and the mustard is used for biofumigation. Then plant marigolds all over.
I do the same but always have issues with my seedling being thin when indoors. No issues outdoors. I literally have everything I need except a greenhouse and grow light. Do you start your seeds indoors and if so, do you use a grow light? I'm trying to find me a good grow light that will cover about 4 trays of seedlings. If you have one, can you give some suggestions. I've looked an it's so confusing with all these light. I take it I want something the mimics the sun as close a possible. Any ideas? I would appreciate it. It's very frustrating to have weak seedlings.
Thank you very much. I kept seeing the T5 bulbs being mentioned. Can you tell me what type of shop light? Does it come with the T5 bulbs or are they bought separately. Or better yet, do you have a link to one?
I was also going to hang the lights by chains above the trays. I think this ideal as I will be able to raise it some if I can't get out into the garden right away.
Again, thank you so much. Repped!
Sta-Green many times will not say organic on the package but it actually is.
Anyone know, please comment. Tu ✌️
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Sta-Green many times will not say organic on the package but it actually is.
Anyone know, please comment. Tu ✌️
Not too distract from the thread.
I do the same but always have issues with my seedling being thin when indoors. No issues outdoors. I literally have everything I need except a greenhouse and grow light. Do you start your seeds indoors and if so, do you use a grow light? I'm trying to find me a good grow light that will cover about 4 trays of seedlings. If you have one, can you give some suggestions. I've looked an it's so confusing with all these light. I take it I want something the mimics the sun as close a possible. Any ideas? I would appreciate it. It's very frustrating to have weak seedlings.
And I got the dreaded root knot nematodes this year. Garden is almost gone. Now, I have to till it, add crab meal, till it, plant mustard as a cover crop and till it before it goes to seed. This is will reduce or eliminate it but I will always have to use crab or shrimp meal for the chitin and the mustard is used for biofumigation. Then plant marigolds all over.
I put the fan on a smart outlet and run it for 15 m once or twice a day.
I put the grow light on a smart outlet too and run it for about 15 h a day.
There are a million light options. Here's one I bought a couple years ago: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B074SG33M2
I put the fan on a smart outlet and run it for 15 m once or twice a day.
I put the grow light on a smart outlet too and run it for about 15 h a day.
There are a million light options. Here's one I bought a couple years ago: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B074SG33M2
Thank you cevamal. I actually bought this one yesterday from Home Depot - Hydrofarm Agrobrite 216-Watt 4-Tube 3-Way Hang Fluorescent Fixture with Lamps FLT44 - The Home Depot [homedepot.com] for 116.85 plus tax. I used my military discount and went through I-B_o.tta CB and it's already shipped free via FedEx. I'm going to try using 4' T5 bulbs with two trays. Your comment reminded me to go and look for the adjustable mounting hardware to hang the lights. If these work out well, I'm going to get some more. Depending on my tray size, I can either plant 2 trays of 32 for 64 seedlings or 2 trays of 64 for 128 seedlings.
I didn't even see the lights for individual trays. These would also be very handy so I may pick one up to try it out. I can see many benefits to this style.
Yes, I do use a fan to try and mimic out door wind but didn't really use any timers on it so this is something I need to look into. I don't use anything smart but I guess I could try a couple of these smart plugs. I'm not sure if I need anything else to use them but shouldn't take long to figure out. It's Ironic because I was an IT Engineer for 20+ years but left it over 12 years ago. I haven't really kept up with any of it. Don't care anymore about working on 50k to 1m dollar routers, switches, or what not. I just want to enjoy my days in the yard and garden. And I had mine last lights on a 16h timer which popped on around the same time as the sun comes up. I would shorten the timer some based on the amount of sunlight for the day. The seedlings would bend towards these lights but still stretched. After looking into it further, I found out it wasn't enough light nor did I have it close enough. No issues sowing directly in the ground but I'm new to starting seedlings indoors. My last batch of seedlings didn't turn out well mainly do to light. I think I may have actually got a handful of healthy plants but the others didn't make it.
I appreciate your time in responding. That's one thing I like about fellow gardeners. They're willing to help and share. Repped!