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Question about soil

9 years ago

I a have a bunch of cacti in this large pot and after the first time i watered the soil has been looking very wet so I've been checking for fungi seeing if I will have to change it no fungi and I realized that the soil looks wet but is only a little bit most i can barely feel the mister should I change the soil or do u think its ok

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hanzrobo
9 years ago
Hey, you dropped these. I put them in this box for you. [, . , .]
spikef35
Original Author
9 years ago
Lol sorry kinda hard to type on iphone
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hanzrobo
9 years ago
while hang-gliding
spikef35
Original Author
9 years ago
Lol ok back to the question at hand
IMCF
9 years ago
I think a picture would help! I think most people on the forum will point you towards the gritty mix if you're not already using it. Are you using regular 'bagged soil' from the store?

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