Soil Sunrise Anthurium Plant Potting Soil Mix (4 Quarts) Indoor Houseplant Custom Blend for Flowering Anthuriums

Anthuriums are thriving in this soil. Before using this soil our plants were getting brown leaves and I thought it might be do to the oil remaining too wet. I switched to this soil and now all of our anthuriums are doing great and no more brown leaves.

This is a good soil for Anthuriums; I only bought 4 quarts, I should have bought 8.

This was just right for my indoor plants. My plants are very healthy, have no mold and it's a great value for the money.

Anthurium Pedatum was very happy when I repotted it with this soil.

The ingredients in this soil can be used for any houseplant, minus cactus. You just have to modify soil by adding more rocky stuff or not. For certain anthuriums, esp the ones w/ a stocky, root system, close to orchids (see pic) you have to add more lava rocks, pumice, perlite, charcoal, etc. For my A. Crystallinum, I added more rocky stuff. It just depends on the genus of your foliage plant.

I inherited an anthurium from my grandma when she passed. It wasn't in horrible shape, but definitely needed repotted. I had looked at some other places for soil, but it was either expensive, or a HUGE amount. I only needed a little bit of soil. It is a little pricey, because it's specifically for anthurium plants. But it seems to be working great for my plant! Leaves look good, no brown or yellow leaves, and the soil seems perfect for anthuriums, based on what Google recommended. Overall, good product, and I'd recommend for your plants!

Lite fluffy good drainage

So disappointed because the bag looks like straight peat moss and is not chunky at all. I don’t see any perlite, charcoal, bark or sand in this mixture. I typically mix my own chunky soil for other tropical plants, but because I was purchasing an Anthurium Queen, I wanted “expert soil”. This is not it. I will buy ingredients elsewhere and make my own and will use this bag of peat moss in my homemade Anthurium soil mix.