Coarse Sand Stone 1LB Decorative Rocks Sand Stone,Mix Coarse Sand for Plants,Soil Cover Bonsai,Succulent,Terrarium,Course,Garden,Cactus Sand, Aquarium, Fairy Garden, DIY.

I bought this for the same reason as reviewer Kim: $&&%^! fungus gnats. I started with jade pebbles which are just smurfy, but their size is a bit overwhelming for smaller pots, and I realized that the interstices are too large for this purpose. The first landscape sand I tried was too fine, sub-mm, and was prone to forming a crust and reflecting water. The product I received is visually attractive, even more so than the listing photo. To the reviewer who said their bag “looks” like two pounds. What does a pound look like? Do you weigh with your eyes and look with a shipping scale? Rocks by and large are, well, rocks. Not flour. Think about how much water filling the bag would weigh, then multiply by 2.65. Re the cheapness of pea gravel. Sure, if it meets your needs, be they for sharp or for smooth aggregate. Smooth isn’t going to have the same drainage dynamics. But you aren’t going to get #50 delivered to your doorstep for about tree fitty. And … why on earth are you using a seven gallon planter for oregano? Or is it really “oregano” (wiggles eyebrows). Yeah you can go to a store and look for cheaper sand, if you can see through the bag, like waiting in line and dusting up your car, and enjoy tenosynovitis far more than I do. But then, maybe you drive an F950 with an OreGUN sticker. I’m all good with $27 for #10 of attractive product delivered to my door, a product whose gauge and appearance I know without being Clark Kent. Time is what I have the least of. Also valuable to me is being able to use one product both to amend potting mix and as top dressing. Admittedly my home doesn’t say Fleetwood on it, so pea gravel would clash with the aesthetic. Lastly, the person who was concerned about sandstone crumbling: think about it. What is sandstone made out of? When crumbles, do you get …. sand? Best of all is the reviewer who expected tiny rocks not sand. What exactly do you think sand *is*???? Hint: it isn’t dandruff.

Great quality. I just didn't realize how small amount 1 pound was. My bad. Will need to order more.

This sand is natural and warm looking, very very nice. I love it. Will probably buy more.

reat for planting my hens & chicks in the new pots. Geat for drainage..

We used the stones for the Fish Tank and couldn't have been happier with the choice.

Nice size pebbles for my bonsai. I like that they are white.

This is excellent material for adding aeration to your potting soil for any kind of planting mix. This helps roots stay healthy and free from rot.

Didn’t work very well what I was trying to use it for, but probably works well for things other than intended for