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Poncirus compost mix?
In article 1fvqoyf.15tnz5gxkldyzN%00senetnospamtodayta@macun limited.net,
Jim W wrote: I have a couple of 'hardy citrus', a Poncirus trifoliata and,...... the other one..! Can anyone recommend a suitable compost mixture for them.. One site I looked at used 1 pt soil, 1 part mushroom compost and one part perlite. I got the impression citrus types liked a bit acidic? They do. That mixture would be fine for some soils, but not others. What sort of soil do you have? Generally, they are happy with any non-alkaline (i.e. neutral to acid), free-draining but not cactus-worthy compost. Mine have survived but are not looking very happy;-( They are in smallish pots (they are less than a foot high each, in a southerly position (full sun)) Depending on how well the compost in the pots drains, they may not have liked all the rain. Regards, Nick Maclaren. |
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