Potting soil

[Cropster]

Hi guys,

I am searching for some fine potting soil for seedlings.

All the stuff I have seen has chunks of tree bark in it, which is not what I require.

I am looking for good quality, fine soil without any lumps or nasty bits in it.

Any recommendations?

Thanks in advance.

[Shortie]

This doesn't help you I realise, but just to sympathise... I recently bought some potting compost , I forget the make now, but spent a lot of time sifting through it pulling out long uncomposted twigs, bits of plastic and in some places even glass . The compost itself was fantastic, once de-trashed, but I'll be keen to know what other grapes have found to be good

[Cropster]

This doesn't help you I realise, but just to sympathise... I recently bought some potting compost , I forget the make now, but spent a lot of time sifting through it pulling out long uncomposted twigs, bits of plastic and in some places even glass . The compost itself was fantastic, once de-trashed, but I'll be keen to know what other grapes have found to be good

That's the thing, I cant seem to find decent stuff in the UK.

Bits of plastic? Disgraceful!

[ameno]

Look at my post in this topic:
https://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gr...become-rubbish

I list this year's Which Best Buys for seed sowing and raising young plants.

[peanut]

The Levington Advance range is excellent. Expensive but very fine and crumbly.

[Cropster]

The Levington Advance range is excellent. Expensive but very fine and crumbly.

Nice one, the range does look good indeed.

Which one would you recommend?

I have my eye on: Levington Advance Seed & Modular F1 - Have you any experience with this version?

[peanut]

Nice one, the range does look good indeed.

Which one would you recommend?

I have my eye on: Levington Advance Seed & Modular F1 - Have you any experience with this version?

I've used F1 and M2 and another that I can't remember. All were excellent.