I have never had any luck keeping my anthuriums healthy. I have stopped buying them for this reason. My neighbor gave me one as a gift. It has already started to look bad. Bought Veronica's Anthurium Delirium mix and transplanted it. No lie - it already looks so much better and happier. It's still in the same place as before. The only change is the potting medium.
My Aglaonema seems to really like this soil! I will definitely be back for more! Thank you!
I received a prayer plants with rows of babies from a friend, but my attempts to propagate kept failing. I didn't know why, so I asked around, and someone in my local Facebook "What's wrong with my plant?" Group recommended this soil. Since then, I've been able to support a massive three-piece prayer plant, along with six offshoot plants, without any problems!
I live in the midwest, I have a bit of succlents in terracotta pots in my army of plants. I do my best to make my own mixes to keep them alive. But decided to let the pros make a mix for me for the few plants that don't look as