Suggestions For 'Drying Out' Miracle-Gro Potting Mix in a SWC?

Structure · July 17, 2009

I'm not saying this to brown nose, but I think that Raybo has significantly increased the sale of MG potting mix. It's not just on these boards. For example, our local newpaper carried a story on his Earthtainers and I know several folks who tried it. These are not the type to show up on internet Tomato forums, but they are the type to have been buying lots of MG potting mix. Our local Homedepot flew through several pallets of the stuff this spring. I don't have a clue what their normal sales are, but given the economy at the time, it seems pretty impressive.

Thus, I think MG ought to have a real interest in making this work. They're missing a significant business opportunity if they don't.

They should also give Raybo free soil. Seriously.

July 17, 2009	#16
Structure Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: SLO, CA Posts: 99	Second asking the source I'm not saying this to brown nose, but I think that Raybo has significantly increased the sale of MG potting mix. It's not just on these boards. For example, our local newpaper carried a story on his Earthtainers and I know several folks who tried it. These are not the type to show up on internet Tomato forums, but they are the type to have been buying lots of MG potting mix. Our local Homedepot flew through several pallets of the stuff this spring. I don't have a clue what their normal sales are, but given the economy at the time, it seems pretty impressive. Thus, I think MG ought to have a real interest in making this work. They're missing a significant business opportunity if they don't. They should also give Raybo free soil. Seriously.