cultivation:soil
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| 35% peat free garden soil. 65% pumice. | 35% peat free garden soil. 65% pumice. | ||
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| ==== Advanced notes on creating your own soil recipe ==== | ==== Advanced notes on creating your own soil recipe ==== | ||
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| + | <WRAP right 400px> | ||
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| + | //Example of a high quality soil mix for Trichos// | ||
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| Think of it in terms of organic and inorganic. The purpose of the organic portion is to hold moisture and nutrients for the roots to take up, the purpose of the inorganic is to provide air filled porosity, prevent excess compaction, aid drainage, and allow the substrate to dry more quickly. | Think of it in terms of organic and inorganic. The purpose of the organic portion is to hold moisture and nutrients for the roots to take up, the purpose of the inorganic is to provide air filled porosity, prevent excess compaction, aid drainage, and allow the substrate to dry more quickly. | ||
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