For the growing pots, I am looking for a cheaper alternative to akadama . Unfortunately, the smallest pine bark size I can find here is 5-15 mm. Can I use a mix of perlite, clay beads (3-8 mm), zeolite ( 3-5 mm 100 % Clinoptilolite) and coco peat instead of akadama? I will be using them with a...
Hi guys! I've recently watched this video -
Basically he uses a mixture of perlite/coco coir in 85/15 mix for his mid development pines
What do you guys think about it? Can it work/work for other species/work for other species with some modification?
Other opinions about using this...
I'm trying to come up with a baseline soil mix at an economic price, using locally sourced products.
After lots of searching, these are the products U've been able to source:
-a product called SafeTSorb, which is Turfice,
-Lava Rock that is used for charcoal BBQ's (which I have to manually...
As it is almost impossible to buy pumice in Brazil, my question is:
Can Pumice be switched by Perlite in a bonsai mix?
Regardless of color and lightness of the Perlite, of course.
I am apparently several hours from a shop that sells akadama, pumice, or lava rock. And the majority of the local shops only sell potting soil, lekaculor (clay pebbles), and orchid mix.
So this is the mix I have created
- 1/2 potting soil/small lecakulor mix
- 1/4 perlite
- 1/4 orchid mix...
I purchased a bag of Perlite last year and was all set to go air layering. Well as we all do I didn't get around to it. This spring I have located several older elms that I have permission to do air layering on. Reading quote a few of these posts I still have a few questions. Using these...
Hey there guys,
I'm new around here so I'll introduce myself first. My name is Juan Luis Larroucau, 30 years old and I live in Santiago Chile in an apartment. I'm an electronics engineer by profession, I have worked till now as an entrepreneur in technological things (4 of them didnt succeed...