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Potting mix and garden soil serve different purposes in gardening. Potting mix is specially formulated for container plants and usually contains ingredients like peat moss, perlite, and vermiculite to provide good drainage and aeration. It's lightweight and designed to retain moisture while preventing compaction.

On the other hand, garden soil is typically heavier and made for in-ground use. It contains natural soil components and organic matter to support plants growing directly in the garden. Using the right type helps plants thrive by matching their growing environment needs.

Choosing soil for indoor plants depends on the plant type and its water and nutrient needs. Most indoor plants do well with a light, well-draining potting mix that retains moisture but doesn't stay soggy. Look for mixes that include peat moss, perlite, or vermiculite to improve aeration.

For specific plants like succulents or orchids, specialized mixes with extra drainage components or bark may be better. Also, consider soil that contains slow-release nutrients to support healthy growth indoors.

Seed starting requires a soil mix that is light, fine-textured, and sterile to encourage germination and prevent disease. Seed starter mixes usually contain peat moss or coconut coir for moisture retention, along with vermiculite or perlite for aeration.

These mixes are low in nutrients since young seedlings don't need much fertilizer initially. Using a seed starter mix helps delicate roots develop properly before transplanting into richer potting soil.

Yes, you can enhance your garden soil by adding amendments like peat moss, compost, or biochar available in this soil section. These materials improve soil structure, moisture retention, and nutrient content.

• Peat moss helps lighten heavy clay soils and retains moisture in sandy soils.
• Compost adds organic matter and beneficial microbes to boost fertility.
• Biochar can improve soil aeration and nutrient holding capacity.

Incorporating these amendments gradually can support healthier plant growth in your garden.

Succulents and cacti need soil that drains quickly to prevent root rot. Look for a specialized cactus and succulent potting mix that contains components like pumice, perlite, or sand to improve drainage.

These mixes are typically lighter and less moisture-retentive than regular potting soil. Some also include biochar or other organic materials to support healthy root systems. Using the right soil helps maintain the dry conditions these plants prefer.