Sunshine 4 Soil

suvoth · March 6, 2014

Hi guys,

New to the forums and extremely new to gardening. Planting in big 7.5 pots this year and wondered if anyone had tried Sunshine 4 soil?

Doug9345 · March 10, 2014

Welcome to Tomatoville. Make sure you check out the container section. I'm sorry, but I can help you with the Sunshine for soil.

suvoth · March 15, 2014

Thanks for the welcome

suvoth · March 29, 2014

Just thought I'd post an update...I love sunshine 4! This soiless mix is doing great

suvoth · March 29, 2014

Thanks btw Doug for the welcome

peppero · March 29, 2014

Welcome to T'Ville. Enjoy and post.

jon

suvoth · March 29, 2014

Thanks

lefolly · March 30, 2014

I had great results with Growers Gold last year, which seems to be made by the same people, its just tough to buy a lot at 9 dollars a bag.

suvoth · March 30, 2014

my sunshine 4 cost $14.95 a bag and I had to buy 4 bags of 107L each I think. But so far, I really like it

March 30, 2014

I have used Sunshine mix, but where I live now I can't find it- I use ProMix from Lowe's- it comes in a 2.2cu.ft. bale for about $22- it is great for starting seeds and potting up.

suvoth · March 30, 2014

Ed of Somis · March 30, 2014

Su....as posted on this site many times: drainability (porous) is the single most important feature of a container mix. Heavy-laden soils are not good in containers. Also, depending on the kind of maters you grow...bigger containers are always better (especially indeterminates). gl

suvoth · March 30, 2014

Thanks. Quite happy with this soiless mix...seems to be very light and airy and works well

March 6, 2014	#1
suvoth Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Canada 4B Zone Posts: 71	Sunshine 4 Soil Hi guys, New to the forums and extremely new to gardening. Planting in big 7.5 pots this year and wondered if anyone had tried Sunshine 4 soil?

March 10, 2014	#2
Doug9345 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Durhamville,NY Posts: 2,706	Welcome to Tomatoville. Make sure you check out the container section. I'm sorry, but I can help you with the Sunshine for soil.

March 15, 2014	#3
suvoth Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Canada 4B Zone Posts: 71	Thanks for the welcome

March 29, 2014	#4
suvoth Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Canada 4B Zone Posts: 71	Just thought I'd post an update...I love sunshine 4! This soiless mix is doing great

March 29, 2014	#6
peppero Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: selmer, tn Posts: 2,944	Welcome to T'Ville. Enjoy and post. jon

March 30, 2014	#8
lefolly Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: Washington, Z8b Posts: 25	I had great results with Growers Gold last year, which seems to be made by the same people, its just tough to buy a lot at 9 dollars a bag.

March 30, 2014	#10
JoParrott Guest Posts: n/a	I have used Sunshine mix, but where I live now I can't find it- I use ProMix from Lowe's- it comes in a 2.2cu.ft. bale for about $22- it is great for starting seeds and potting up.

March 30, 2014	#12
Ed of Somis Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: Somis, Ca Posts: 649	Su....as posted on this site many times: drainability (porous) is the single most important feature of a container mix. Heavy-laden soils are not good in containers. Also, depending on the kind of maters you grow...bigger containers are always better (especially indeterminates). gl