Soil Sunrise Premium Fiddle Leaf Fig Tree Soil (12 Quarts) - Expert Formula for Vibrant Growth - Nutrient-Rich Potting Mix,Specifically Designed for Healthy Indoor,Outdoor,& Potted Fiddle Fig Plants

So I bought this soil late December, and I have been very happy with it. So I live in the North East. We happen to get some unusually cold days in the 20's late October. I'm a plant guy, and I was on a job site for my work. A client had a pretty mature fiddle leaf fig that I assume they had outside on their patio for the summer. They decided to just discard it like it was a annual and laid it at the curb on its side. As I worked I pass this tree several times. It just bothered me that they just left it die. I ordinarally would not take something that someone throws out, but it's a life. I asked permission to take it even though they clearly discarded it. When I got it home it was extremely stressed due to the cold and lack of care. When I got it home, it shedded multiple leaves over the next few weeks. Over the next few weeks I was really busy with work and with the holidays coming up. When I had some decent time to focus on it. I realized it was extremely pot bound. I happen to have a larger planter. I decided to buy this soil because it was reasonably priced and comparable in price as another soil that got terrible reviews for the soil being infested with insects and gnats. So I was really concerned about this soil as well, but to my surprise this soil is very clean and no bugs. I did not want to add more stress to this tree. I'm happy to say that the fiddle leaf fig is responding well to all of the tlc and this soil. I will definitely purchase soil from this brand again.

The soil was just regular looking dirt. The drainage was fine, I had an appropriate pot. It smelled fresh and retained moisture. My Fiddle Fig still died. Maybe it was too far gone before the soil transplant. Included is a picture of that dirt used now for my rose bush. That also died. Maybe I need to give up gardening. LOL.

Used this soil for my rubber trees and they are all thriving. I'm sure the soil has something to do with it.

Good quality soil that’s not too heavy and easy to use. Appears like soil should and doesn’t give off a weird smell or color. My plant is healthier because of this soil.

Not a good value for the money, plant health is not due to this soil, it appears to be similar to orchid soil, had bugs, poor appearance, small size, easy to use.

I bought a store FLF and came home and replanted it and have gotten so many new leaves already and the new leaves have been so rich and healthy and HUGE. These were new growth in Jan 1 but these leaves now are so much bigger. I love this soil for FLF

Good quality soil used for fiddle fig. This plant requires a lot of drainage and this looks like it will be perfect for it.

Not doing so well with the plsnt