Organic Fiddle Leaf Fig Soil, Well-Draining Potting Mix, Large 7.5L Bag

I left my Fiddle in its original pot too long and it got root rot. I purchased a bag of this soil as well as the Root Supplement product and managed to bring it back. I was very happy with the first bag and how well the Fiddle has responded, so I got another bag to repot and upsize a bit. Very happy with this soil.

My Fiddle wasn’t doing well. I replaced the soil and in two weeks time my little plant looks healthy again. It is somewhat expensive but after seeing these results I have been buying one bag of soil at a time with a goal to replace all of my plants soils. I’m really impressed with the quality and the amount of soil. I’m very happy to pay more for quality.

Every time I have re-potted, the figs seem to sprout right up with more leaves that are very green and healthy. As with all of Claire's FLF Resource Center Products, I never worry about if they will perform and work. They are ALL excellent and the only product I will use on my 4 Fig Trees. This soil is a MUST BUY! :-)

When I cut the top off my tree I removed all leaves but two, I put it in water with a tsp. Per two cups water of Propagation Promoter from houseplantresourcecenter.com. And I let my trunk with 2 leaves sit in that solution for eight weeks or more. Only nubbins of routes appeared. Being frustrated I ordered from the same company their wonderful soil for fiddle leaf figs. Planted my trunk into the great soil and poured the promoter water in there. Two gorgeous leaves grew in my top of tree and the leaves are huge and very healthy as shown on my photo. I highly recommend this soil. Also I bought more and transplanted my original tree in a sea grass belly pot so my roots get better air. Thank you, Claire. She is fantastic.

Right as soon as I opened the bag a few fungus nats flew out. I used my favorite spray for them all over the soil to save it because it was so expensive. 3 weeks later still seeing them on my traps repotting it is a bummer being fiddles are so picky about repotting. Going to do it anyway only this time I’m going to do what I always do make my own using a soul mix from more reliable sources. This is junk soil that just dies a lot of advertising to people who are willing to do the best for their plants . I also purchased the crappy leaf armore that does nothing for my leaves as far as I can see. Don’t waste your hard earned money. I’d give it a negative star if I could.

My fiddle leaf fig plants are doing very well in this soil, but I am certain that the soil had fungus gnat larvae and, since I have a lot of plants that I transplanted all with this soil before winter, we have been overrun with gnats tormenting us. It has been a plague of Biblical proportion; we find them in our drinks, in our food, and especially in the plant soil. I have used hydrogen peroxide, alcohol sprays, diatomaceous earth, peppermint oil, neem oil, commercial insect spray. I just now treated the soil with bti and placed fly sticky things all around the house. I suggest that seller try baking the soil long enough to kill all larvae and perhaps treat the soil with boric acid prior to selling this soil. It is a good product but. . . THE GNATS!!!

I’ve found this to be a perfect mix. Is it on the expensive side? Some have complained about it in the comments but I don’t mind paying as long as it really works for my plants, as it seems to work so far (been over a month). Will definitely be ordering again.

It came on time as promised packaged in a protective box frist time using this soil but very pleased by the way it look used it to repot my fiddle fig plant four days ago so far so good if I need more will order again

My Fiddleleaf loves it. Since I have changed its sole, it start to grown-up better and faster than before