[Upgraded] DUSPRO Orchid Potting Mix for Repotting with Forest Moss, Pine Bark, Perlite & Pumice Natural Ingredients, Orchid Bark Potting Mix, Orchid Repotting Kit Drainage Indoor Potting Medium 2QT

Great mix looks to be quality product

Much smaller bag than expected, but enough for an 8 inch pot with a little left. I wanted it specifically to root a Christmas cactus for my granddaughter. Mixed with potting soil as directed and the little cutting seems to be taking hold nicely. Will buy again and root more plants. Picture shown is the plant I obtained the cutting from. Can’t wait to see what happens.

I expected a larger bag. I was surprised at the size of the bag.

Good for orchids. Grow good.

This is a small Business. This is the second time i have ordered this Product from Them. They have upgraded this Product for the same price, and it is 100% improved. It was a great Product the first time, but now the improvement and price has blown me away. The quality of other Products have also made me happy i purchased from Them.

I was disappointed with the mix. It contains mostly rocks (perlite and pumice), with a pile of dried moss and a tiny amount of bark. I ordered a 4-quart bag, thinking that I would get a lot of product, but the bag was very tiny and lightweight. The contents were very dusty when I mixed them together. Not sure how durable and functional the mix is and how much the orchids will like it, but I have to order a much larger amount, however will not be ordering this one again. The orchid mix I got at WalMart in the past was much better and more affordable but they are currently out due to it being winter and off season.

Nice orchid potting mixture. Good for replanting into larger pot for the plant to grow.

I was gifted a beautiful orchid (terrifying, right?), and after a little research I learned that the ones you get at the supermarket are basically “one‑time bloomers” unless you intervene. The pot mine came in was tiny — small enough to fit in a cupholder — and it was packed so tightly with dry moss that the poor roots had no room to breathe. With that much compression and no airflow, it was only a matter of time before the moss molded. I took the plant out, cleaned away all the old moss, and repotted it with this mix, loosely packed around the roots in a larger pot. I wish I’d taken photos of the whole process, but at least I have one of how it’s doing now. I’m pretty sure the repotting sent the orchid into panic mode because it didn’t grow at all for weeks. Thankfully, it didn’t die either — it just needed time to recover. Now that it’s settled in, we’re finally seeing new leaves, and I’m hopeful a new flower spike isn’t far behind. This mix made the whole rescue possible, and I’m really happy with how well the plant is bouncing back.