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Wed, Jun 10, 09 at 13:18
| I am going to try to propagate some cuttings from several different Acalypha shrubs and some Bauhinia Tomentosa seedings to eventually plant in the ground and thought I would use some clay pots that I already have. Will they be alright for this or would it be better to use plastic ones? I recall looking for small plastic nursery type pots a while back and couldn't find any.
Oh and by the way, what would be the best soil for this, Miracle Grow mixed with perlite or peat moss? Thanks you. |
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- Posted by cody_mi z5 MI (stycboe@hotmail.com) on Thu, Jun 11, 09 at 10:37
| the pots don't really matter, but with clay you'll have to water more often. as for potting soil. i use miracle grow potting mix and add extra perlite. don't use the moisture control one, nasty stuff in my experience. |
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