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Does anyone here use Pro-Mix as a general purpose potting soil for container
plants (annuals, houseplants)? Two garden centers in my area swear by it, but when either dry or wet the consistency doesn't seem right for a wide range of plants. |
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Pro-Mix
On May 2, 8:41 pm, "AlanG" wrote:
Does anyone here use Pro-Mix as a general purpose potting soil for container plants (annuals, houseplants)? Two garden centers in my area swear by it, but when either dry or wet the consistency doesn't seem right for a wide range of plants. I've got a bale of the stuff sitting out in the back yard which I am intending to use for a raised bed - but also because I have some fern spores which require a soilless mix for sprouting and I'm using it straight for that project. As for the raised bed, I was advised when I bought it to mix it at a ratio of 1:3 Promix to compost. Dora |
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