Perlite Soil

Adding perlite to your garden has some undeniable benefits. Here are some reasons why you should use it in your garden
Perlite encourages quicker germination than any other growing media. You can experience quick seedling growth. It can be used by mixing with peat moss, or coconut coir, or use as potting soil. You can also use it solely to germinate seeds.
Perlite soil is inorganic, inert, and sterile. It naturally contains the different minerals which are essential for the growth of the plant. Being inorganic it is free from weeds, diseases, and pests.
It is non-toxic and there are very few fire hazards.
Unlike peat moss, perlite soil does not decompose very easily (if at all) so you can store and use it for many years.
Perlite soil mixtures have very good aeration and drainage facility. Adding perlite is probably the quickest way to increase the drainage of your garden soil. This is particularly helpful in raised beds or container planting.
It is almost pH neutral. So you can use it to reduce the soil-acidity.