Coughing through a cloud of perlite dust is just part of the process of planting/repotting. It's a rite of passage for your new plant, a welcoming ceremony of coughs. Thanks to your channel, i learned to "add soil to my perlite" and stopped getting root rot. Hope youre doing alright in this sucky year, thanks for everything.
Vermiculite has a much higher cation exchange capacity (the ability to hold on to nutrients). I use both in my soil mixes to take advantage of their respective strengths, and mitigate their respective weaknesses.
Very helpful ... I started using vermiculite when the nursery was out of perlite . Since then used them interchangeably as I felt both are amendments and felt they will help the plant establish itself either way. Had success with both mediums
I love your videos, Summer! They are my favorite of the "plant lovers community" for all the wealth of information you provide. As a Biology teacher, I really appreciate that you always give the scientific names of plants. You go, girl! TFS!
I love this Brooklyn girl! She is so informative, I am learning so much about plants from watching her videos. I am debating whether to enroll in one of her courses since her instructions are so precise and to the point. Honestly, I think she's worth every penny regardless what she may charge.
“Hey, guys,” made me think of Harli G 😂 (I don’t mean anything by that, for the record!!!) Thank you for this, Summer!!! I really needed this info!!! You have taught me so much of the science behind all things regarding to plants, and I love science!!! Especially scientific names for plants and where they are found in nature. I can’t wait to finish moving our family of 7 into our new home so that I can take the master class!!! Eeeek!!!!
This is probably one of the better videos I've seen on perlite vs vermiculite. You can never have too much information on soil amendments. I mainly use perlite since the vast majority of my collection is comprised of succulents. However, my front garden is compact and dries way too quickly so I've been considering mixing in a healthy amount of vermiculite when I freshen or replace the soil in late winter or early spring.
You are one of my favourites go-to when it comes to information about plant care. Thank you for contributing so much to the plant community, for that I am forever grateful. Take care and stay safe. Denmark over and out until next time 🎃🌿🌵💚
What are the environmental consequences of producing and using these materials? Could you make a video about environmentally friendly substrates or is it problematic when your sponsor uses peat in their soil mixes? I would love to see more videos about what you think about this, and about how to reuse and recycle soil mix 😊😊♻️🌿 I always learn new things from your videos so thank you 💕
Definitely a good video to do environmental impacts of the hort industry. It's been on my mind. I do hope that you get some of that through these videos, like the plant predictions, this one, rhipsalis. There's much we can do as plant lovers to be more positive forces.
Yes, agreed please make that video! Also, considering both are mined, I assume neither vermiculite nor perlite are super sustainable but is there one you'd say is better environmentally-speaking?
This! I actually just bought some perlite and honestly, didn’t even think about the fact that it’s mined, but my mind immediately jumped to the environmental impacts of mining.
I love videos like this one, more please!!!! (Very much enjoyed your Houseplant Masterclass... you've no idea how much it helped me grow as a plant mom!!)
Thank you so much for the information. I’ve watched a video and the person stated both perlite and vermiculite were similar and almost the same. I knew it wasn’t right so I searched your channel and glad I did.
Hey Summer, great video, and very informative content, cannot emphasise that enough! It was your channel and your way to present plants that got me passionate about houseplants, so thanks for that! From the beginning of the pandemic I added about 60 plants to my home, next to the three plants that have somehow survived my neglect over the years! I just wanted to say that your channel is very special and somewhat unique due to the amount of scientific knowledge you incorporate in your videos; it's the thing I appreciate the most about your channel, followed by the quality of video production. There are plenty of houseplant channels out there that just spew out anecdotal evidence ("this worked for me, but no idea why") and while that's easy to replicate, it doesn't help us, beginners, generalise that advice to plants that require different care/conditions. The way you approach things, be it describing the natural habitat or structure of plants or the physical and chemical structure of soil amendments, makes it really easy to understand the general principles and then adapt that to particular scenarios. I hope that wherever the channel is heading, you will not leave out the technical details, and thank you for being such a wonderful educator in houseplant matters!
Oh my god I'm so glad I found your channel again! When I was still a teen living with my parents I used to be obsessed with houseplants. I loved to watch your videos, but slowly lost interest in the topic. Now I'm moving in my own apartment and began thinking about it again. I don't know what exactly it is that draws me to your videos but they give me that boost of motivation and energy. Thank you for making amazing content!
Lot's of good info! I was using perlite but switched to bonsai jack soil as its much more aesthetically pleasing. Mix it with potting soil for great drainage.
I love your videos! I discovered your videos about a week ago, and I think I have a problem because I can't stop watching them. I'm now looking at my walls thinking, "Oh my, vertical garden?!" I also just bought some different fertilizers for the various plants I have, finally feeling comfortable with braving that world to give some life back to my indoor plants. My husband has been so supportive of my plant obsession. But, he's now looking a little concerned (in a playful way) as he's overhearing your videos on non-stop play mode and seeing the wheels turning in my head. ha!
Excellent video Summer. Many people are using Perlite to propagate tropical plants and it may be that Vermiculite is a better choice due to its moisture retention. I've shared your post with a few tropical plant groups. Thanks so much for sharing your research on this.
Wow, I've been using pumice and charcoal and feeling a bit left out. Didn't know there were such nuanced differences between perlite and vermiculite properties!
That was the best information I've ever gotten on these products... thank you so much... please continue giving the nitty gritty details on everything ♡♡♡♡
Thank you for this video. I have been growing in containers for a few years now with vermiculite in my mix and had kept seeing and hearing about different gardeners using perlite in their soil mixes. I wondered if I was missing something and could never find a clear explanation as to when and why to use it. You cleared that up nicely for me. Thank you so much.
In the US when you buy Pumice in bulk it can be similarly priced to Perlite. I'd recommend contacting your local bulk landscape providers and inquire about it.
Hi Summer Rayne, you should visit Arids and Aroids in Silang, Cavite, Philippines co-owned by Mr. Boyet Ganigan, a famous plant collector in the Philippines and well known in botany all over the world, who's been in a business for almost 40 years, he created the most famous sanseveria which is a hybrid variegated worth 500, 000 dollars, and also he got the most rarest aroids in the world, it is so phenomenal. He also owned a very huge conservatory botanical garden which has a virgin forest inside and a lake, housing the most rarest and only one species of plant in the world. It will be an amazing tour, the best tour you could ever dreamed of your entire life. When you're there words aren't enough to describe such an experience. Never missed it.
What do you think about Pumice over Perlite? Also I would like to add that I really appreciate your videos, this is just real information!!! Thank you!
Now I know why my plants are drying out so quickly. I was using perlite thinking it would help retain moisture. This video changed my plant life. 🪴Thank you!
UA-cam allows for time stamps now which is SO helpful. And I’m glad you appreciate the effort that we put in to achieve some good production quality. I think it helps people understand the information more and stay engaged
Thank you for this very informative video. No, it is not too much information! I have seen soil being mixed up in many videos, but knowing what each ingredient brings to the mix is so helpful.
Initially, I thought you said Perlite was 'delicious'!☺. Seriously though, you have answered questions that I'd nurtured unanswered for years on the difference between these two products...Thank you!
As an experienced plant lover and filmmaker I love your videos. One question. Your ratio suggestion for perlite and vermiculite, is it in volume or in weight? Greetings from Germany
Ty Summer. I knew about the differences & how I use them BUT I didn't know why!!! Also I didn't realize the nutrients in both!! I always learn so much from you! Im a pumice fan in my mixes. I use perlite in hanging pots to make them lighter! That's a negative of pumice...heavy! Michele 💜
Your videos are so informative I started with your videos when I first started watching You Tube now I follow alot of houseplant people Keep making more videos Thank you
I use 50% vermiculite for all my carnivorous plant and they love it. Stays wet, stay neutral, no organic nitrogen. Great for tiny roots too. Great for swampy plants.
Thanks for reminding me to pick up some vermiculite. I recently potted up some plants that really should have an airy moisture retentive soil mix but I only had perlite on hand, so I used that. I’ve been having trouble finding coarse perlite and pumice lately. For cactus and succulents I really like the soil mix better when the perlite and pumice are coarse grade.
I wonder if the shortage of materials we're seeing is just from the massive uptake of people gardening-both indoors and out. I've been speaking with some suppliers on how they have just been literally wiped out!
@@summerrayneoakes - Yes, this is definitely the case with plants and gardening supplies. Some of my local nurseries are so busy that I try to go shopping at the unpopular times! The industry has faired comparatively well during this crisis because the government placed it in the essential services category, which meant they can continue to operate, with safety precautions, even during the strictest lockdown. ~ My ‘first world’ problem is that I’m not happy without substrate grade options! 😉
Is pumice more or less environmentally friendly than these two? Also, I would love to see a video on how to grow cuttings in vermiculite, sounds like a more sustainable alternative to sphagnum moss! 💙
Hi Summer! This was so interesting and informative! I use Perlite, but have never tried Vermiculite. I unknowingly thought they were basically the same. I really appreciate all of the information on both products stating how they differ and the advantages and disadvantages that they both have. I, also, appreciate the way that you explain thigs so that most people can understand what you're talking about. I definitely have plants that will benefit from both of these, so I will now buy me some Vermiculite. I love the blouse you're wearing. May I ask where you bought it? You are such a beautiful lady (NOT meant in a weird way) and I really enjoy watching you. I must say that I really miss Kippee. Thank you so much for sharing!
I’m a soil scientist and I’m putting out videos on soil science all the time. In my opinion these have two totally different functions and is comparing apples to oranges. 🙂 great video!
HA! I've just seen both the science videos and now this one.. NOW I KNOWETH ALL TEH THINGS!!!~! Seriously though.. great info! Much thanks.. Great to know the function of both and how these apply to plants.. I'm concluding that a mix of both, depending on the plant's specific needs and the soil it's mixed in, would be best.. As a gamer, this answer "it depends" to the question "which is best" is like music to my ears.. having all this info in my little head now just feels SO good! As bad as Kaylee is for my wallet, so good are you two to the stuff she makes me buy 😸😸🤜💖🤛
Coughing through a cloud of perlite dust is just part of the process of planting/repotting.
It's a rite of passage for your new plant, a welcoming ceremony of coughs.
Thanks to your channel, i learned to "add soil to my perlite" and stopped getting root rot.
Hope youre doing alright in this sucky year, thanks for everything.
Haha, I know you loved that line!
And everything is a-ok. Thanks for asking
Silica dust is very bad for your lungs
Vermiculite has a much higher cation exchange capacity (the ability to hold on to nutrients). I use both in my soil mixes to take advantage of their respective strengths, and mitigate their respective weaknesses.
Very helpful ... I started using vermiculite when the nursery was out of perlite . Since then used them interchangeably as I felt both are amendments and felt they will help the plant establish itself either way. Had success with both mediums
I love your videos, Summer! They are my favorite of the "plant lovers community" for all the wealth of information you provide. As a Biology teacher, I really appreciate that you always give the scientific names of plants. You go, girl! TFS!
Hi Loly, very pleased you like the nerdiness of the video topics! Glad to have you here!
Ever since I found your channel, you have become my number 1 stop for all things related to plants.
I love this Brooklyn girl! She is so informative, I am learning so much about plants from watching her videos. I am debating whether to enroll in one of her courses since her instructions are so precise and to the point. Honestly, I think she's worth every penny regardless what she may charge.
“Hey, guys,” made me think of Harli G 😂 (I don’t mean anything by that, for the record!!!) Thank you for this, Summer!!! I really needed this info!!! You have taught me so much of the science behind all things regarding to plants, and I love science!!! Especially scientific names for plants and where they are found in nature. I can’t wait to finish moving our family of 7 into our new home so that I can take the master class!!! Eeeek!!!!
I saw you on harli's live yesterday! it was so much fun
I'm glad you're not afraid of the more technical, plant nerdy-type of stuff! :) Enjoy the move too! I know it can be stressful at times!
This is probably one of the better videos I've seen on perlite vs vermiculite. You can never have too much information on soil amendments. I mainly use perlite since the vast majority of my collection is comprised of succulents. However, my front garden is compact and dries way too quickly so I've been considering mixing in a healthy amount of vermiculite when I freshen or replace the soil in late winter or early spring.
I’m very pleased you found this informative
You are one of my favourites go-to when it comes to information about plant care. Thank you for contributing so much to the plant community, for that I am forever grateful. Take care and stay safe. Denmark over and out until next time 🎃🌿🌵💚
Haha! Thanks Denmark. I'm glad you are finding some useful info on this side of the pond!
What are the environmental consequences of producing and using these materials? Could you make a video about environmentally friendly substrates or is it problematic when your sponsor uses peat in their soil mixes? I would love to see more videos about what you think about this, and about how to reuse and recycle soil mix 😊😊♻️🌿 I always learn new things from your videos so thank you 💕
Definitely a good video to do environmental impacts of the hort industry. It's been on my mind. I do hope that you get some of that through these videos, like the plant predictions, this one, rhipsalis. There's much we can do as plant lovers to be more positive forces.
@@summerrayneoakes use rice Hulls
Yes, def agree. So many plant videos don’t mention the environmental effects of being a plant consumer!
Yes, agreed please make that video! Also, considering both are mined, I assume neither vermiculite nor perlite are super sustainable but is there one you'd say is better environmentally-speaking?
This! I actually just bought some perlite and honestly, didn’t even think about the fact that it’s mined, but my mind immediately jumped to the environmental impacts of mining.
I love videos like this one, more please!!!! (Very much enjoyed your Houseplant Masterclass... you've no idea how much it helped me grow as a plant mom!!)
Thank you so much for the information. I’ve watched a video and the person stated both perlite and vermiculite were similar and almost the same. I knew it wasn’t right so I searched your channel and glad I did.
I love this technical kind of video. Thank you for the invaluable information!
You're most welcome Judith. Glad people aren't afraid of getting a bit more nerdy!
@@summerrayneoakes Yeah, nerdy moi... I love it!
Hey Summer, great video, and very informative content, cannot emphasise that enough! It was your channel and your way to present plants that got me passionate about houseplants, so thanks for that! From the beginning of the pandemic I added about 60 plants to my home, next to the three plants that have somehow survived my neglect over the years! I just wanted to say that your channel is very special and somewhat unique due to the amount of scientific knowledge you incorporate in your videos; it's the thing I appreciate the most about your channel, followed by the quality of video production. There are plenty of houseplant channels out there that just spew out anecdotal evidence ("this worked for me, but no idea why") and while that's easy to replicate, it doesn't help us, beginners, generalise that advice to plants that require different care/conditions. The way you approach things, be it describing the natural habitat or structure of plants or the physical and chemical structure of soil amendments, makes it really easy to understand the general principles and then adapt that to particular scenarios. I hope that wherever the channel is heading, you will not leave out the technical details, and thank you for being such a wonderful educator in houseplant matters!
Oh my god I'm so glad I found your channel again! When I was still a teen living with my parents I used to be obsessed with houseplants. I loved to watch your videos, but slowly lost interest in the topic. Now I'm moving in my own apartment and began thinking about it again. I don't know what exactly it is that draws me to your videos but they give me that boost of motivation and energy. Thank you for making amazing content!
I love how informative and educational this was.. 200th video should be a FULL houseplant tour! like even if it's a 2 hour video lol
Lot's of good info! I was using perlite but switched to bonsai jack soil as its much more aesthetically pleasing. Mix it with potting soil for great drainage.
This is what I am curious for such a long time!! Thank you!!!
This is exactly the kind of video I was looking for! So informative and well structured. Thanks a lot!
YOU ARE THE BEST!!! LOVE YOUR INFORMATION! THANKS!
I love your videos! I discovered your videos about a week ago, and I think I have a problem because I can't stop watching them. I'm now looking at my walls thinking, "Oh my, vertical garden?!" I also just bought some different fertilizers for the various plants I have, finally feeling comfortable with braving that world to give some life back to my indoor plants. My husband has been so supportive of my plant obsession. But, he's now looking a little concerned (in a playful way) as he's overhearing your videos on non-stop play mode and seeing the wheels turning in my head. ha!
Haha! It's a slippery slope! Welcome to the channel (and the fabulous world of plants). Thanks for writing in.
Excellent video Summer. Many people are using Perlite to propagate tropical plants and it may be that Vermiculite is a better choice due to its moisture retention. I've shared your post with a few tropical plant groups. Thanks so much for sharing your research on this.
Finally! A good info resource about these two soil amandments. Thanks
Wow, I've been using pumice and charcoal and feeling a bit left out. Didn't know there were such nuanced differences between perlite and vermiculite properties!
Thank you Summer Rayne. Glad I checked before I started propogation process. ❤🌱❤️🌱❤️🌱
This is the exact info that I am looking for. Love your content and the science behind the explanation!
That was the best information I've ever gotten on these products... thank you so much... please continue giving the nitty gritty details on everything ♡♡♡♡
the feeling of perlite is so relaxing! I love to use a lot of it in my potting mix
I really like the video mostly cos if they you speak and smile it’s like your so passionate about planting. 👌🏽
Fresh video, love the change in the content. Thanks for sharing
You're most welcome.
Very good information. Thank you for making this video.
You're most welcome.
Love how informative your videos always are! 😄
Thanks Lais!
Thank you for this video. I have been growing in containers for a few years now with vermiculite in my mix and had kept seeing and hearing about different gardeners using perlite in their soil mixes. I wondered if I was missing something and could never find a clear explanation as to when and why to use it. You cleared that up nicely for me. Thank you so much.
Can you also talk about pumice? Here in the Philippines, we use pumice more (maybe lava stones for some).
Yes! And Zeolite too!
Its great. I wish I could also get some of that. Its also a natural fertilizer..mild. Excellent for cactus and succulents.
I love pumice over perlite, but it’s so expensive here in the US.
In the US when you buy Pumice in bulk it can be similarly priced to Perlite. I'd recommend contacting your local bulk landscape providers and inquire about it.
Can you touch this topic? I’m having a hard time looking for perlite here in the Philippines. Can pumice be a replacement?
Found your videos a little while back and now I can’t stop watching. Then realized you’re from my neck of the woods (good ol NEPA)!!
Hey yah! Where in NEPA are you? or were you?
Born and raised in Scranton. Still here. You know, living the dream lol 😆
Hi Summer Rayne, you should visit Arids and Aroids in Silang, Cavite, Philippines co-owned by Mr. Boyet Ganigan, a famous plant collector in the Philippines and well known in botany all over the world, who's been in a business for almost 40 years, he created the most famous sanseveria which is a hybrid variegated worth 500, 000 dollars, and also he got the most rarest aroids in the world, it is so phenomenal. He also owned a very huge conservatory botanical garden which has a virgin forest inside and a lake, housing the most rarest and only one species of plant in the world. It will be an amazing tour, the best tour you could ever dreamed of your entire life. When you're there words aren't enough to describe such an experience. Never missed it.
That is a wonderful class , thanks Summer !
Hope you took notes! ;)
What do you think about Pumice over Perlite? Also I would like to add that I really appreciate your videos, this is just real information!!! Thank you!
Thank you for sharing you knowledge! 💞💞
Now I know why my plants are drying out so quickly. I was using perlite thinking it would help retain moisture. This video changed my plant life. 🪴Thank you!
Wow this was very informational! Thanks.
What’s up with the production quality, this is awesome?!? Love the time stamps too ✌🏼
UA-cam allows for time stamps now which is SO helpful. And I’m glad you appreciate the effort that we put in to achieve some good production quality. I think it helps people understand the information more and stay engaged
Nice video and you are very easy on the eyes as well.
Thank you for this very informative video. No, it is not too much information! I have seen soil being mixed up in many videos, but knowing what each ingredient brings to the mix is so helpful.
Very glad it helps shed light!
Initially, I thought you said Perlite was 'delicious'!☺. Seriously though, you have answered questions that I'd nurtured unanswered for years on the difference between these two products...Thank you!
As always, great video. Thanks girl. ❤️
As an experienced plant lover and filmmaker I love your videos. One question. Your ratio suggestion for perlite and vermiculite, is it in volume or in weight? Greetings from Germany
THANK YOU very much! great source of information!!
Ty Summer. I knew about the differences & how I use them BUT I didn't know why!!! Also I didn't realize the nutrients in both!! I always learn so much from you! Im a pumice fan in my mixes. I use perlite in hanging pots to make them lighter! That's a negative of pumice...heavy! Michele 💜
Thanks for the info! Very helpful!
very nice video... i love it... please also do akadama, kanuma and kokudo on philodendron please
Awesome teaching session; clear and helpful. Thank you!
Your videos are so informative I started with your videos when I first started watching You Tube now I follow alot of houseplant people Keep making more videos
Thank you
Thank you for explaining these 2 planting materials .
My pleasure
Very informative! Thanks.
i did understand, but i am looking the video because of you
I have been wondering this for years now! Thank you!
Watched twice...so far. I wondered about different applications. Now I know. Than you.
Hard to purchase vermiculate in this area but super easy to purchase Perlite. Growing up, I always had easy access to both.
This was very helpful again! Thanks from the Netherlands!
Awesome video! Love the info! Thanks!
New sub here! Thank you heaps for the great info. I’m hooked.
Thank you for the tips 🙏💚
... and you look beautiful in this video 🙂
You're absolutely welcome ☺️
Now I can confidently justify having both perlite and vermiculite to my family. 💚🌱
Totally. I always try to have both on hand.
Perlite makes me sneeze, and the spray bottle is a great suggestion. Thanks for this information and explanation.
Summer you should have also compared Pumice which is my favorite, also I use a lot expanded shale which is a miracle for my bigger tropical trees
Wow!! So informative. Thank you!
Most welcome.
Maaan I love your videos. Learn so much from them lol. Thank you for another wonderful video 🥰
Very pleased. Thanks for writing in and letting me know
All of your videos are amazing. But the last two about the cacti repotting and this one I got a ton of information in them thank you for this..!! ❤️
Oh good. I'm glad they are informative and you're learning something new. Thanks for writing in
@@summerrayneoakes 😍
I use 50% vermiculite for all my carnivorous plant and they love it. Stays wet, stay neutral, no organic nitrogen. Great for tiny roots too. Great for swampy plants.
I had that same quandary about those two mediums, well covered !
Thank you. Very good information on the differences between the two and how to use them.
Thank you for educating us! I love Thursdays because of your uploads
This vid was great! Thank you👌🏾
Thank you, I did not know much about perlite or vermiculite.
Glad it can give you more information! More to come...
Absolutely fantastic resource! Thank you.
Really Really Great video!!!!!
Can you also do a video on pumice?
Also can you make a video on sphagnum, perlite, vermiculite, water propagation methods?
Heeyyy I'm in Virginia! Thanks for your video🌱🌿💚
Thanks summer! very informative :D
Excellent, thank you
Thanks for reminding me to pick up some vermiculite. I recently potted up some plants that really should have an airy moisture retentive soil mix but I only had perlite on hand, so I used that. I’ve been having trouble finding coarse perlite and pumice lately. For cactus and succulents I really like the soil mix better when the perlite and pumice are coarse grade.
I wonder if the shortage of materials we're seeing is just from the massive uptake of people gardening-both indoors and out. I've been speaking with some suppliers on how they have just been literally wiped out!
@@summerrayneoakes - Yes, this is definitely the case with plants and gardening supplies. Some of my local nurseries are so busy that I try to go shopping at the unpopular times! The industry has faired comparatively well during this crisis because the government placed it in the essential services category, which meant they can continue to operate, with safety precautions, even during the strictest lockdown. ~ My ‘first world’ problem is that I’m not happy without substrate grade options! 😉
Ugh amazing explanation love it
Thank you for your excellent explanations of perlite and vermiculite, their origins and their uses. We need to stop using peat, though. NOW!!!!
Heyy thanks for all the great information … Namaskaram 🙏 from India
Very interesting video, thank you.
Very informative as usual :)
Could you do a video on all the different kinds of mix ins? Pine bark , cocoa chips, pumice, rice husks etc
Thank you so much for your a very usuful sharing. ❤
Great job! I learned a lot. Beautiful shirt BTW!
Is pumice more or less environmentally friendly than these two? Also, I would love to see a video on how to grow cuttings in vermiculite, sounds like a more sustainable alternative to sphagnum moss! 💙
great info my thumbs all ready green thanks,
Very good video on the differences between these 2. Thanks!
U r the best!! Love love love your vids!!
Hi Summer! This was so interesting and informative! I use Perlite, but have never tried Vermiculite. I unknowingly thought they were basically the same. I really appreciate all of the information on both products stating how they differ and the advantages and disadvantages that they both have. I, also, appreciate the way that you explain thigs so that most people can understand what you're talking about. I definitely have plants that will benefit from both of these, so I will now buy me some Vermiculite. I love the blouse you're wearing. May I ask where you bought it? You are such a beautiful lady (NOT meant in a weird way) and I really enjoy watching you. I must say that I really miss Kippee. Thank you so much for sharing!
I’m a soil scientist and I’m putting out videos on soil science all the time. In my opinion these have two totally different functions and is comparing apples to oranges. 🙂 great video!
Marvelous! And soil science is SEXY!
@@summerrayneoakes it has its moments 🤓
HA! I've just seen both the science videos and now this one.. NOW I KNOWETH ALL TEH THINGS!!!~!
Seriously though.. great info! Much thanks..
Great to know the function of both and how these apply to plants.. I'm concluding that a mix of both, depending on the plant's specific needs and the soil it's mixed in, would be best..
As a gamer, this answer "it depends" to the question "which is best" is like music to my ears.. having all this info in my little head now just feels SO good!
As bad as Kaylee is for my wallet, so good are you two to the stuff she makes me buy 😸😸🤜💖🤛
Awesome info, very useful for me. Thanks Summer!🥰
Very informative , thank you ... ✌️🙂
You’re most welcome
Love the TMI, always very interesting and informative
Very informative👍🏽👏🏾🥰
Fantastic video! Appreciate it.