Uni-Gro Sand

Yes, it is suitable for most potted plants, especially those that require well-draining soil like succulents, cacti, and tropicals. However, avoid using it with acid-loving plants that prefer consistently moist, dense soil, as the sand will increase drainage and dry out the mix faster.

A good rule of thumb is to mix one part sand to three or four parts potting soil. This ratio provides enough grit to improve aeration and drainage without compromising the soil's ability to hold necessary nutrients.

Uni-Gro Premium Sand is designed to be pH neutral, meaning it shouldn't significantly alter the acidity or alkalinity of your potting mix. It is a safe, inert amendment for general gardening use.

Absolutely. It works well as a decorative top dressing to give planters a clean, finished look. Just be aware that a layer of sand on top can slow down evaporation, so you may need to check the soil moisture slightly more often than usual.

Yes, adding a layer of sand to the surface or mixing it into the base can provide extra weight and stability for taller plants. It helps anchor the root ball more firmly in the container.