The Plant Runner_Aroid Mix and Potting Scoop

Aroid Mix 12.5L Bag

$33.00

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Supersize your potting mix with our 12.5L bags.

Achieving lush, vibrant aroids has never been easier. Our Aroid Potting Mix is specially formulated to meet the unique needs of indoor plants like Monsteras, Philodendrons, Anthuriums, and more. Carefully crafted with a balanced blend of premium ingredients, it creates the perfect environment for strong roots, striking foliage, and healthy, resilient plants.

Features & Benefits

Specifically Formulated for Aroids: Designed to nurture species such as Philodendrons, Monsteras, Syngoniums, and Epipremnums.
Ideal Aeration & Moisture Balance: A blend of peat, perlite, orchid bark, and composted organics promotes airflow, drainage, and moisture retention—helping to prevent root rot.
Enhanced with Horticultural Charcoal: Filters toxins while improving soil structure and water retention.
Fertiliser-Free Formula: No slow-release fertilisers added, giving you complete control over your feeding regime.
Perfect for Every Plant Parent: Whether you’re new to indoor gardening or a seasoned collector, this mix makes caring for aroids simple and rewarding.
Pest-Free Protection: Infused with horticultural granular insecticide (Acelepryn GR) to keep fungus gnats at bay for up to 6 months after bagging.

PRODUCT PACKAGING WILL BE DIFFERENT TO WHAT IS PICTURED

Please note: We cannot ship potting mix into Western Australia, Northern Territory, Tasmania, or internationally due to biosecurity regulations.

The Details

Soil ph: 5.5 - 6

Weight: 8kg (approx)

Components: Orchid Bark, Composted Bark, Horticultural Charcoal, Coco Coir, Perlite. This mix contains no slow release fertilisers

Will pot up approximately 9 x 150ml pots.

The How To

Just a few of the Plants our Aroid Mix is great for: Monsteras, Philodendrons, Syngoniums, Rhaphidophoras, Epipremnums, Scindapsus, Anthuriums

Use our Aroid mix when it's time to repot or when you’ve just brought home a new plant from the nursery and you need to get it into a quality mix (and out of that peat moss!)

Check out our potting up guide here

Just a few of the Plants our Aroid Mix is great for: Monsteras, Philodendrons, Syngoniums, Rhaphidophoras, Epipremnums, Scindapsus, Anthuriums

Use our Aroid mix when it's time to repot or when you’ve just brought home a new plant from the nursery and you need to get it into a quality mix (and out of that peat moss!)

Check out our potting up guide here.

Soil ph: 5.5 - 6

Weight: 8kg (approx)

Components: Orchid Bark, Composted Bark, Horticultural Charcoal, Coco Coir, Perlite. This mix contains no slow release fertilisers

Will pot up approximately 9 x 150ml pots.

Aroid Mix 12.5L Bag

$33.00

FAQ

What plants is this mix best for?

Our Aroid Potting Mix is formulated specifically for aroid species such as Monsteras, Philodendrons, Anthuriums, Syngoniums, and Epipremnums. It also works beautifully for other indoor plants that thrive in airy, well-draining soil.

Does it contain fertiliser?

No. This mix is fertiliser-free, giving you complete control over how and when to feed your plants. We recommend pairing it with a liquid fertiliser during the growing season.

Why does this mix have horticultural charcoal?

Charcoal helps filter toxins, improves aeration, and enhances water retention, creating a healthier root environment for your plants.

Is it safe for pets?

This product contains Acelepryn GR insecticide to keep it gnat-free for up to 6 months. While it is considered low-toxicity, we recommend keeping all soil products out of reach of curious pets.

Can I use this mix for non-aroid plants?

Yes. While it’s designed with aroids in mind, many other indoor plants also love the aeration and drainage this mix provides.

How does the insecticide work?

The added insecticide targets fungus gnat larvae in the soil, breaking their life cycle and keeping your mix pest-free for up to 6 months.

Amazing and pretty to look at

I always buy from this company because their soil is guaranteed to be insect-free. In the past, when I purchased soil from Bunnings Warehouse, I consistently had issues with fungus gnats and even cockroaches.

Now, whenever I buy a plant from Bunnings, I bring it home, wash off all the original soil immediately, and repot it using soil from The Plant Runner. I don’t risk leaving plants in the original soil anymore — I did that once before and the gnat infestation became so overwhelming that I eventually had to throw away all my plants.

The soil from The Plant Runner is absolutely lovely. My plants genuinely seem so much happier and healthier in it. I regularly purchase their soil and care combos and use them as needed.

They’ve recently updated the packaging — the soil quality remains just as amazing — but the new clear bags no longer show the photo instructions on the back with recommended plant types, which I used to really love. That said, all the information is still available on their website.

Highly recommend! 🌿

This mix is chunky, light and airy and smells amazing (for a potting substrate). Since switching to this mix my aroids and monsteras are all much happier -it’s super convenient to use and the bag is a great size as well (easier to manoeuvre and pour than the giant bulk bags.

Fantastic quality soil, super happy with this purchase and my peace lilies are also really happy and thriving. The soil is super clean and will purchase again.

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