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10 years ago

Does anyone know the Ph of Miracle Gro citrus potting soil? I can test this myself of course, but since it's a pretty common potting soil, I figured the likelihood of someone having tested it already is pretty high. I was unable to find that information on the package.

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hoosierquilt USDA 10A Sunset 23 Vista CA
10 years ago
I would not recommend Miracle Gro potting soil for container citrus. Instead, search the forum for 511 or Gritty Mix. Or, if you prefer to buy a bagged mix, search our forum for Farfad mix, to see suggestions in their line up for a good, well draining potting mix. Most potting mixes are neutral to a little acidic. You can always contact Miracle Gro and ask them, directly.

Patty S.
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