Molly's Aroid Mix is the #1 Best Seller in Gardening Soils on Amazon.ca
Molly's Aroid Mix, the soil-free mix for leafy houseplants, is the #1 Best Seller in Gardening Soils on Amazon.ca as of 8 October 2026.
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Announcements from Veryplants, the maker of Molly's soil-free potting mixes, newest first. Press page and media kit · Atom feed
2026
Veryplants launches supplier portal and opens printed pouch sourcing
The new portal brings supplier applications, contacts, electronic agreements and quotations together, with a printed pouch sourcing round for Veryplants' US and Canadian operations.
Veryplants brings Molly's potting mixes to the Ace Hardware Fall Convention
Director of New Business Robert Hope is representing Veryplants at booth 9055 in Orlando, September 22 to 24, the company's first Ace show.
Veryplants brings Molly's houseplant care range to Arett Sales Open House
On day two of Arett's 2026 Open House, Veryplants is introducing more independent retailers to Molly's soil-free potting mixes and components.
Molly's potting mixes now available through Foster's Inc.
Independent garden centers across the Upper and Central Midwest can now order all three Molly's mixes through Foster's Inc., launching at Foster's Spring Market in Mankato.
Cassidy Bowen joins Veryplants as Social Content Creator and Brand Ambassador
Cassidy takes on the brand's voice on Instagram and TikTok.
Robert Hope joins Veryplants as Director of New Business
Robert opens new retail doors for Molly's mixes across the US and Canada.
2025
Molly's potting mixes now available through Arett Sales
Independent garden centers in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic can order all three Molly's mixes through Arett Sales.
Molly's Succulent Mix named Top New Item at Gro Group's 2025 New Product Showcase
Distributor merchandise teams across Gro Group voted the gritty succulent mix the top new item, with Molly's Orchid Mix also in the top ten.
2023
Veryplants expands to the United States
Two years in, the Montreal company set up production and fulfillment in Indianapolis and became a two-country operation.
