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Old 21st November 2008, 02:06 PM
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Yah, what media is more suitable.
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a very well drain media 60%peat /40% perlite, 100% coarse burnt clay or unburnt clay.
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Robert, do you think adding seashell chips or broken marble chips will help to maintain the alkalinity of the medium after the potting mix is aged (2-3 years)?? Is it neccessary to do so?? Thanks.
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Robert, do you think adding seashell chips or broken marble chips will help to maintain the alkalinity of the medium after the potting mix is aged (2-3 years)?? Is it neccessary to do so?? Thanks.
I never try adding those stuffs, not sure other members, if so let's hear what their comments are.
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