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Wed, Aug 4, 10 at 18:32
| Has anyone used ProMix soil-less potting mix? I just bought a bag for a special project and it says that it's great for bulbs. Wondered if anyone had experience (good or bad) with it.
THOUGHTS??
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- Posted by joshy46013 (My Page) on Thu, Aug 5, 10 at 10:35
| I know a lot of people that use ProMix as PART of their mixture for bulbs! I like my mix to be VERY fast draining as bulbs are prone to rot! The mix I like is Promix 1 part Fir Bark/Horticultural Charcoal 1 Part and Chicken Grit (granite) 1 Part OR I use Promix,Fir Bark and Silica Sand! |
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| I make my own mix as well, and thought it might need amending. Thanks for the heads up. I add sand, granite, and charcoal...so great minds think alike! K |
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- Posted by beachplant 9b (beachplant@excite.com) on Thu, Aug 5, 10 at 16:29
| Don't use chicken scratch you buy locally, here it's oyster shells. Tally HO! |
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| LOVE LOVE LOVE Pro-mix! My number one favorite! |
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