Miracle Gro Potting Mix 55-Quart Bags Possibly Only $6.81 at Sams Club

By Alana | Staff Writer
Jul 20, 2020 @ 9:24 AM MDT

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pile of multiple bags of Miracle Gro Potting Mix at Sams Club

Sam’s Club has great clearance finds!

The next time you are at Sam’s Club, be sure to keep an eye out for the HUGE bag of Miracle-Gro Potting Mix 55 Quart bag on clearance for just $6.81!

Note, this deal is only available in-store.

This is a great price, as a 50-quart bag is $15.47 on HomeDepot.online.

pile of Miracle Gro Potting Mix at Sams Club

This potting mix has moisture control which takes the guesswork out of watering by protecting the plan from over or under-watering. It keeps plants fed for up to 6 months and is a great start for container plants. Plus, it can be used indoors or outdoors!

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  1. Liz

    Can any gardeners answer whether these bags stored for another year? Indoors or outdoors? Im very clueless about gardening but started growing herbs in planters this year…can i store the potting mix for next year for growing herbs ?

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    • klvnh

      Yes, they can. I’d suggest storing the bags in a sealed tote to prevent fungus gnats or other pests from breeding and multiplying in the soil.

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    • Kathryn

      Yes. I would keep bagged up in a garage or outdoor closet or in a shed away from snow, rain, and bugs

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  2. Suzanna

    Just ran to mine and none were to be found 😩 Ft Worth, Texas

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