The perfect soil mix for indoor plants:-6 scoops of FoxFarm Ocean Potting Mix (or any regular potting mix)-6 scoops of orchid bark-2 scoops of perliteThis mix is perfect for perfect balance of water retention and drainage as you don’t want your plants to dry out too quickly, but you also don’t want their roots to rot from sitting in water too long (yep it’s complicated😅).This mix also allows the roots to breathe and will help your plants thrive.#soilmix #planttips #houseplantsforbeginners | Pla

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