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Old 04-08-2003, 09:22 AM
Tony Charles
 
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Default Chamaecyparis soil type question

I have recently bought a Chamaecparis thyoides tree to train as a bonsai. I
have just a question about soil types.

I had a look at the BCI species guide and read that Chamaecyparis are lime
hating. So, could I use a potting mix specifically made for azaleas for the
Chamaecyparis? I presume I could, however it doesn't drain that well, so
how could I make it more free draining (which I've read Chamaecyparis like
also)?

Thanks in advance,

Tony Charles


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