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charcoal in potting media?
I am wondering about the role of charcoal as an additive to potting media. I
have seen references to charcoal "sweetening" a bark mix, but what does that mean? While in Wisconsin, I helped my mother-in-law repot one of her orchids, and was surprised to find a huge chunk of charcoal in the pot (this orchid had been potted in sphagnum moss). Since the orchid had been flourishing especially well and we didn't know if the charcoal chunk contributed to that, we decided to leave the charcoal chunk in it and just replaced the moss with fresh bark (since my mother in law prefers bark). Any insight on the role of charcoal for orchids would be appreciated. Joanna |
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