soil Cactus Soil

[Geist]

I'm fairly new to pepper growing and was wondering if using "Miracle-Gro Cactus, Palm and Citrus Soil" would be good enough for pepper plants? I'm growing Thai peppers, Bells, and Cubanelles (also a cherry tomato plant) in my apartment window if that makes a difference. Thanks.

 

[PepperLover]

IT should not be abig problem what kind of dirt you using for your pepper plants . just dont get them too wet. peppers like dry well drained soil. very lil fertilizer. alot of heat and sun light
good luck with your peppers

 

[ZanderSpice]

Mix it up real good. I needed something fast and grabbed a small bag for a few transplants. I didn't mix it up well enough and it's real lumpy and hard in some spots. Probably fine for compact plants, but I think the Bells might like something lighter/nicer.

 

[robbyjoe01]

Great soil to start with (I'm a MGro fan). It's what I use when I'm not using jiffy pellets for my starts. You could keep them in that but for best results transplanting them to a soil that has more kick to it (garden soil or reg. potting soil). What I always say use what works for you in your zone.