Coarse Vermiculite, 4 Cubic Foot Bag

I had another gardener tell me I would save money and really like this product. They were right and just ordered my second bag. the smaller bags at the garden center are more expensive.

This company is awesome , item arrived faster than expected , which is great for us gardeners during spring planting . Product itself is wonderful as well . Highly recommend!

Arrived fast, in a protective box. Thank you. I already mixed some perlite with the vermiculite and started clones. Right on time. Thank you so much!

I got it. Awesome stuff

Just as described. Easy to apply and work into the garden bed.

As all the reviews said this is not a large grade. I have a huge bag from Home Depot to compare them. Home Depot was a coarse grade also but it was almost the same size and was a little smaller. This did have some big pieces in it but it is a medium grade so I took off one star. It came well packed in a large box and I mean large box. Inside was a bag within a bag holding the vermiculite. Do be prepared for a really huge amount. If it helps this bag makes the large ones from Home Depot look small. But I have used more then half of it already. I still think it is a good product and good price but wish it was actually large peaces.

I was worried it would take too long to ship, but the item arrived quicker than expected. I was impressed with the product and will order again.

I have been growing almost all of our veggies and herbs in my basement under LED lights for over 7 years. Although I use an excellent potting soil that contains perlite, humus, etc., most plants do better in a loamy soil. By definition, loamy soil contains sand. I tried adding sand to a couple of pots, and it very much increased the weight of the pots. In addition, most sand you can find is to fine to be of any help for drainage or aeration. Vermiculite serves the same purpose as sand, but is much lighter in weight.Vermiculite helps to lighten the soil and prevent it from compacting. Although vermiculite does hold some moisture, I also add coco coir to the soil which also lightens the soil, and holds moisture. This combination helps to keep the soil evenly moist, and allows better distribution of water when you water your plants. When your plants get too dry and you water until the water comes out the drainage holes, you assume you have thoroughly watered the plants. In actuality, the water runs through the soil without moistening it. Since vermiculite and coco coir absorb water more readily than soil, this combination helps to hold the moisture so the soil can slowly absorb it.Initially, I was buying 30 quart bags of vermiculite at a cost of $37, but I grow so much it was getting very expensive to use. I found this 103 quart bag of coarse vermiculite for about $20 more, so I decided to try it. This vermiculite comes in a huge bag, and will last me for a while. This vermiculite is very clean and the course has a mix of fine, medium, and course pieces. Since I had bought a 103 quart bag of the medium vermiculite, which has much smaller pieces, I decided to buy this bag mix them. This has been working out very well, and my plants seem to be happier. I like the variation of the piece sizes. In my opinion, the medium vermiculite looked more like fine and too small to do much good. From here on I will be buying only the course vermiculite.I hope this review was helpful for you.