1.   Use a good potting soil that is high in organic material.

2.   Any good potting soil is fine for grafted types.

3.   As in potting soil.

4.   Avoid compaction by using a light, all-purpose growing mix instead of heavy potting soil.

5.   Because water plants grow quickly if unrestrained, most people suggest planting them in plastic pots filled with aquatic potting soil, garden soil or sandy loam.

6.   A container filled with a well-draining mixture of potting soil and some compost or leaf mold should work.

7.   A humus-rich, loam-based potting soil is ideal.

8.   A humus-rich, loam-based potting soil would be ideal.

9.   A potting soil amended with a little composted manure and sharp sand is an ideal growing medium.

10.   A mixture of equal parts compost, clean sand and good potting soil will help ensure good drainage as well as provide nutrients.