November 5, 2024

VIDEO: Make Your Own Potting Soil Mix – Save Money, Boost Your Plants!


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Want to give your seedlings the very best start? It’s easy to make your own potting soil mix, perfect for sowing into and transplanting.

In this video, Ben demonstrates our simple recipe for making your own fresh potting soil mix, explaining why it works and what each ingredient adds to the mix.

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24 thoughts on “VIDEO: Make Your Own Potting Soil Mix – Save Money, Boost Your Plants!

  1. Love all your projects. I have lots of red clay. And horses and chickens. I use old manure and mix in the soil. Let it sit some before planting in it. Just using what you have on hand works. Also my soil needs magnesium, so I add some Epsom salts to the mix as well

  2. Brilliant! Just what I was looking for. I’ll be ready for my next plant starts. Thank you for discouraging use of peat. This is the perfect alternative. May your germination be Epic!

  3. Thank you for making your videos adaptable to many environments, I’m gardening in Africa and I appreciate your simplicity and the way you offer easier to find alternatives in all your videos. Like sand instead of perlite or leaf mound instead of peat moss. Keep up the good work, I’m learning lots!

  4. I don't have a soil garden but rather want to make a wall garden with planters etc. Will this potting soil be sufficient to use as my base soil across all fruit and veg growing containers? I take it that a big bag of soil from B&Q would not work?

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