Adromiscus in this type of soil?

1-1-1 you plan to use ? No, but you could use a small amount of the C&S thats been sifted Can also use truface but all my adros are turface free I use organicly composted granite with sifted sized silica.... * Turkey grits* In my honest opinion are to big for them, smaller sized chicken grits would be better.
There are some adros that eventually build a caudex I add some perlite to the adros that do

Don't over pot they are in growing season now if you are to repot them then suggest you do so ASAP or a week ago. You can also wait untill late spring- early summer when they are in slumber.

What Adro(s) did you get ?

Thanks nomen nudum. I bought a new Adromischus cristatus the other day. I have one already but it seems to be growing progressively smaller leaves, I think I need yo water it a bit more. I also have a few A .trigynus.
Happy growing!
Breton

If your able to find pumice or scorsa either would work in a mix as well

Can't say for certain as I keep mine out side all summer long for tighter leaf compaction the heat of summer helps to hide most of the tick matted airial roots they develop as well Not to confirm cristatus may swell during the winter srping season.. I give mine full sun torturing all summer but isn't one of the biggest fans of summer sun higher UV's

Three year old self rooted in a two inch TC pot

Unfortunately pumice and scoria are impossible to find in Eastern Canada, I have been looking for years now. I'd love to try some!