Repti Bark is always good stuff. Your Auction Ficus should fetch a nice sum of money for the club. Your Serissa is doing fantastic also. Mixing your soil outside is the best. All that dust and the wind takes it away for you. Another fantastic video.
I love fresh bonsai soil. I’m going to mix up the rest of mine for the winter. Then I don’t have to worry about it, and it gets the bags off my porch. I think I’ll pick up a bag of Repti bark to.👍😁 as always, thanks for the inspiration Nigel.
The auction tree has a nice thick trunk. I really like the serissa tree. It has a beautiful canopy. Here in the tropics I have to add quite a bit of coco peat and brick chips in my soil mix for water retention. The summers can be very harsh here. Thanks for the video.
From what I've read, bark can help keep roots warmer during winter, gives space for breathe and being slightly acidic can help balance the soil if your water is hard (alkaline).
Always good videos nigel and verry therapeutic watching you mix Ur bonsai soill thanks from Liverpool England wish I was in your neck of the woods those stay safe 👍
Dear Nigel, thanks for the nice video ! Seeing you misting with a manual action spray I must suggest you buy one of the pressure spray, they are a game changer ! So convenient and you can find some quite cheap. You simply pump it with compressed air once a week and then every time you need to mist your trees they release very thin and uniform water particles ! Try it you'll see the difference ! Cheers !
Hey Nigel, Drew here from lockport NY a half hour north of buffalo. Having winters similar to yours I would suggest a clear 6mil plastic to cover your greenhouses as opposed to the insulated tarps that you have been using. Sunlight travels through two 6mil thick layers of clear plastic, the greenhouse plastic and an interior layer of bubble wrap(perfect interior insulation) all winter long. The layer of clear plastic is mainly to create a distance between the snow pile up and the greenhouse walls, it also stops the wind bringing the heat way up inside. A clear roll of plastic should range between 50 and 150 dollars for the dimensions of your glass greenhouse! Long time fan of your channel, Nigel thank you so much for your hardwork and dedication!
Well Fall chores. For bark I also use orchid seedling bark. Some of it is still a bit chunky but mostly its great. I use an outdoor misting to water all my bonsai through the warm months. Depending on the tree, such as maples, I add about 25% bark. And for the spruce and pine etc I only use 5-10%. This way all my trees get the same amount of water but their soil has varying retention levels. Yes I could use rain water but our neighborhood is on a well system and no chlorine or fluoride is ever added. :)
ua-cam.com/video/4VZQ3KA4AAA/v-deo.html He commented on my contraption a few years ago! This bonsai soil trommel is a game changer when mixing up big quantities of soil.
As always late to the show, pleased you got the soil done for the plant room. I thought I would get pumice when I go back home ( Lake Taupō) to mix into my soil . I how is your friend who has covid is doing OK? Stay safe. Thank-you for yet another wonderful post.
Have you thought about getting a cement mixer for mixing your bulk batches Nigel? also you should think about getting some cladding on your plant room. ultraviolet radiation will kill your insulation if left exposed much longer
Not only do you talk to yourself whilst playing with putty, you think the spray bottle is talking to you 🤣. That said you're right "What's Up" I do, however, have your analytical dialog going on in my head as i prune my trees. "What would Nigal do"
we need to get you some 1/1/1 akadama/pumice/lava for your show quality trees. it really makes a difference on the quality of the root growth and refraction rate of the roots. the mediums you're using are great for developmental trees but I really think your best trees would benefit.
I've read recently that bark isn't great to use in soils because it locks up nitrogen robbing the plant. The bark is a slow decomposer and requires a lot of nitrogen for that decomposition process. As well as during decomposition, the bark will off-gas things that can be toxic to plants. I need to look into it more though. From the few papers I read, it seems as though it's only bad if it isn't composted before being added. I'd presume that's why some people such as Peter Chan use composted pine bark in their bonsai soils. I'm currently experimenting with a small amount of coconut coir for a bit of extra water retention. It's basically inert though. And can actually be harmful if it isn't rinsed well of all the salts and then buffered with calcium/magnesium. Otherwise the coco coir essentially robs nutrients from the plants. Regardless, your trees look fantastic and are certainly healthy. So you're doing something right. I just like always improving and trying out new things to see what happens. Just because something works doesn't mean it can't be better!
Hi Nigel! My household is using the same soil mix as you, and we were wondering how to tell when it's dry enough to need watering in the winter? Our bonsais are currently indoors for the winter here in New York, and it's hard to tell if they're dry.
Looks like you found the massive bag of pearlite that I mentioned a while back (last time you were using miracle grow). I always laugh at how light that bag is when its so big.
I use a kitchen sifter, one that you would use for flour or whatever. Also, at a garage sale, I found this round bucket that possibly came from a deep fryer? The kitchen sifter has very small holes, so it really only gets rid of the fine dust. The deep fryer bucket has slightly bigger holes, so it "wastes" more product. They seem to do well enough. I think the main goal is to get rid as much of that fine dust as possible. I made this contraption to do' large batches of soil. ua-cam.com/video/4VZQ3KA4AAA/v-deo.html
PLEASE HELP!Where do you buy your big Bonsai pots? Your Schefflera tree to Bonsai inspired me to do the same or get rid of it as it has outgrown my apartment.
Do ficus grow faster in large pots or just let it grow in pot? Mine is slightly smaller than yours and not great. I’ve had mine for 15 years or so. What’s up?
No. Safe T Sorb is 100% fullers earth. Substantially cheaper than akadama and way easier to find. I’ve never seen akadama offered anywhere other than online. Safe T Sorb can be found at all Tractor Supply’s and most auto parts stores
Hi Nigel! The trees look beautiful, love the Dune reference too 😉 hope you enjoyed it. I'm very happy to see you masked up while handling the soil, the dust that came off of it is almost unreal! Thanks for sharing another great video with us, stay safe 😊🙏🌱
I love your Serrisa, recently purchased one but not doing well, came out of the shipping box with some leaves being white/colorless and is dropping leaves every day it’s under grow lights with my ficus trees but hasn’t responded well, any ideas on how to proceed
WIsh I could find anything like that safe T sorb where I live. Gotta love when you texted "what's up - what's up....!" I guess you mimic the sound of spray bottle 😂. Another thing is that you always say 50% perlite mixed with 50 % safe T sorb and well isn't that already 100% lol and then you add reptile bar for 20 %... am just kidding ya Nigel it all works fine in practice.😉
@@mherbert3646 thanks for trying to help, however I already been on the hunt for that but the proucts available where I live arent suitable and majority are also of the clumping sort.
Hi Nigel, I tried your bonsai soil recipe and found a couple of issues with it... a) too much dust b) seems to break down too fast, and c) it's just too light and doesn't hold down the trees as well as a heavier material. Is there a reason you don't use lava rock and screening material in your recipe? Both the lava rock and screening materials are available from the big box stores in your area and are cheaper than the original ingredients in your recipe. Matt
Hello Matt, I have heard from other people that the SafetySorb breaks down. I haven't found this, but it's possible that the product has changed? My SafetySorb lasts for a decade at least. The ingredients for my soil are what I can find locally in my city. I'm sure there are equal or better products to use. I haven't seen Lava rock that is affordable, but I'll keep my eyes open. You have to be careful changing your soil as it can lead to different watering requirements. I like the particle size of the SafetySorb, I find most of the Lava rock to be a bit large for smaller trees. Thanks, good to know your take on the soil!!!
Enjoyed watching. Especially liked seeing the sleet in the opening of the video. Reminds me of northern winters. By the way, are you expecting a colder or warmer winter than usual? Here in southeast Florida USA we are expecting a warmer than normal.
ok, i think i am going the Safe T Sorb route… the cost of pumice is killing my budget! i just found a 40 pound bag for $24.99. if it’s good enough for Nigel…!
Hey would you do me a huge favor and send me the link to the 40 pound bag!? I live in florida and I’m struggling trying to find a good source of soil at a reasonable price
I saw your name in Maybe Bonsai's video of a few hours ago and thought "Nigel hasn't uploaded in forever". I go to your page - and I'm unsubbed which I *know* I didn't do. Resubbed and rang the bell and looking forward to your next stream!
I first used it when Tom from Grow and Clip Bonsai for Seniors sent me a bag about 2 year ago. It worked well, so I'll keep using it. In the past I have used fine bark that is used for orchids, I think it is the same as reptile bark and it worked well also!
@@user-fb3pu3qx3t Sanicat Pink lightweight low dust and non clumping cat litter made from 100% molar clay is a good substitute. Molar clay in general is a great substitute for Turface. Both of which are merely inexpensive substitutes for Acadama. Good luck
What that is that you are having isn't really snow. it's more like what meteorologists call gropple. this is like hailstones made of snow instead of ice.
Repti Bark is always good stuff. Your Auction Ficus should fetch a nice sum of money for the club. Your Serissa is doing fantastic also. Mixing your soil outside is the best. All that dust and the wind takes it away for you. Another fantastic video.
what a wholesome and enjoyable video nigel. everything going your way in this episode :)
A life in a day. Thanks for being so human Nigel. Big fan.
Nice prep , always good to be ready before the big storms
I love fresh bonsai soil. I’m going to mix up the rest of mine for the winter. Then I don’t have to worry about it, and it gets the bags off my porch. I think I’ll pick up a bag of Repti bark to.👍😁 as always, thanks for the inspiration Nigel.
The auction tree has a nice thick trunk. I really like the serissa tree. It has a beautiful canopy. Here in the tropics I have to add quite a bit of coco peat and brick chips in my soil mix for water retention. The summers can be very harsh here. Thanks for the video.
Thank you for taking the time to make such enjoyable videos, I look forward to them a lot!
That is a big tub of soil! I don’t think I would ever use that up haha
I find if I have soil mixed up and spare pots around, somehow a tree finds it's way into them!
From what I've read, bark can help keep roots warmer during winter, gives space for breathe and being slightly acidic can help balance the soil if your water is hard (alkaline).
Good to know, thanks IAAD!
Always good videos nigel and verry therapeutic watching you mix Ur bonsai soill thanks from Liverpool England wish I was in your neck of the woods those stay safe 👍
All those small chores help make things easier later.
glad your "hail Mary" cut on the TBS Auction Ficus worked... you definitely have knack for growing figs...
Yes, I was happy to see some life! Now I've got a month to have it looking really good, definitely a challenge!
Dune on the brain😂🤣 sounds like my friend and I every day. I find we talk about sci-fi books all the time, which always leads back to Dune.😂
Spray bottle: What's up, what's up, what's up, what's up, what's up, what's up?
Nigel: ^_^
Spray bottle: What's up, what's up, what's up, How you doin, what's up, what's up?
Nigel: 0_0
Dear Nigel, thanks for the nice video ! Seeing you misting with a manual action spray I must suggest you buy one of the pressure spray, they are a game changer ! So convenient and you can find some quite cheap. You simply pump it with compressed air once a week and then every time you need to mist your trees they release very thin and uniform water particles ! Try it you'll see the difference ! Cheers !
I envy your greenhouse and pretty much everything else:)
Hey Nigel, Drew here from lockport NY a half hour north of buffalo. Having winters similar to yours I would suggest a clear 6mil plastic to cover your greenhouses as opposed to the insulated tarps that you have been using. Sunlight travels through two 6mil thick layers of clear plastic, the greenhouse plastic and an interior layer of bubble wrap(perfect interior insulation) all winter long. The layer of clear plastic is mainly to create a distance between the snow pile up and the greenhouse walls, it also stops the wind bringing the heat way up inside. A clear roll of plastic should range between 50 and 150 dollars for the dimensions of your glass greenhouse! Long time fan of your channel, Nigel thank you so much for your hardwork and dedication!
Thanks very much and a great idea!!!
Dune on the brain!
Another great and inspiring video, Thanks again Nigel
18:48 that looks amazing, specially for the medium/big trees that you have
sadly I cannot find any safe t sorb or similar product in Belgium. Still looking though. Love your trees
Big fan or your channel, one of my mentors for bonsai
Many many thanks
Well Fall chores. For bark I also use orchid seedling bark. Some of it is still a bit chunky but mostly its great. I use an outdoor misting to water all my bonsai through the warm months. Depending on the tree, such as maples, I add about 25% bark. And for the spruce and pine etc I only use 5-10%. This way all my trees get the same amount of water but their soil has varying retention levels.
Yes I could use rain water but our neighborhood is on a well system and no chlorine or fluoride is ever added. :)
I definitely think you should build a machine to mix your soil. That would be fun to watch!
ua-cam.com/video/4VZQ3KA4AAA/v-deo.html He commented on my contraption a few years ago! This bonsai soil trommel is a game changer when mixing up big quantities of soil.
As always late to the show, pleased you got the soil done for the plant room. I thought I would get pumice when I go back home ( Lake Taupō) to mix into my soil . I how is your friend who has covid is doing OK? Stay safe. Thank-you for yet another wonderful post.
Thanks Tanya, yes the young teenager is fully recovered and is doing well!!
Thanks for the video, a good reminder to start making some specialized soil
It is nice to have on hand!!!
4:40. That tree would make a beautiful shohin or mame Bonsai. Try it out, I have done over 24 for my collection and I really enjoy them as they age.
I needed a dust mask just watching you pour the mix
As simple as that? No super expensive acadama, no coconut bark? Cool! I wrote down the recipe!
Fun video Nigel thanks! Consider mixing your mixture in smaller portions as you fill the tote and it would go easier🙏
I was sneezing while you were mixing. Haa ah choo
A very dusty operation!!
Have you thought about getting a cement mixer for mixing your bulk batches Nigel? also you should think about getting some cladding on your plant room. ultraviolet radiation will kill your insulation if left exposed much longer
Morning coffee wih the Emeralds!
Amazon sells 40 pound Safe T Sorb for $45 a bag. Tractor Supply sells the same size bag for $7.49.
You should wet your perlite with water before you stir it up and pour it back and forth. It stops all the dust.
It would be nice to have a compost tumbler used only for mixing soil.
Not only do you talk to yourself whilst playing with putty, you think the spray bottle is talking to you 🤣. That said you're right "What's Up" I do, however, have your analytical dialog going on in my head as i prune my trees. "What would Nigal do"
Good amount of soil, that'll last for at least a while!
we need to get you some 1/1/1 akadama/pumice/lava for your show quality trees. it really makes a difference on the quality of the root growth and refraction rate of the roots. the mediums you're using are great for developmental trees but I really think your best trees would benefit.
So bonsai is rocket science finally!!!!!!!
I've read recently that bark isn't great to use in soils because it locks up nitrogen robbing the plant.
The bark is a slow decomposer and requires a lot of nitrogen for that decomposition process. As well as during decomposition, the bark will off-gas things that can be toxic to plants.
I need to look into it more though. From the few papers I read, it seems as though it's only bad if it isn't composted before being added. I'd presume that's why some people such as Peter Chan use composted pine bark in their bonsai soils. I'm currently experimenting with a small amount of coconut coir for a bit of extra water retention. It's basically inert though. And can actually be harmful if it isn't rinsed well of all the salts and then buffered with calcium/magnesium. Otherwise the coco coir essentially robs nutrients from the plants.
Regardless, your trees look fantastic and are certainly healthy. So you're doing something right. I just like always improving and trying out new things to see what happens. Just because something works doesn't mean it can't be better!
Nigel: 10c is warm
Me sweating at 28c: Yeah... and 23c is too cold for me lol
Hi Nigel! My household is using the same soil mix as you, and we were wondering how to tell when it's dry enough to need watering in the winter? Our bonsais are currently indoors for the winter here in New York, and it's hard to tell if they're dry.
Eric Cartman. Bonsai enthusiast.
If the reptile bark is too expensive ( I’ve had snakes and I know it can add up lol ) you can try orchid bark
Love watching ur videos and inspired me to come into the bonsai world 👍🇮🇳
What type of tree shrub or bonsai would be best for this soil and which one should I avoid with this mix?
I grow all my trees in this mix, so far so good!!!
Bonsai champ ! Thank you 👌
Looks like you found the massive bag of pearlite that I mentioned a while back (last time you were using miracle grow). I always laugh at how light that bag is when its so big.
Have you tried Lava Grip? I would be really interested to know your thoughts on using it for bonsai.
Awesome video Nigel, as always! And have fun at dune!
Edit: whoops you probably already saw dune, I hope it was good!
Yes, I loved it in Imax the second time around!!
Dune in IMAX would be SICK!!! Enjoy!
I loved it, it was awesome seeing it a second time too!!!
Always a fun thing to do, mixing soil. Who enjoys the feeling on the hands to?
I don't have a sieve. Yours looks nice . How do I go about getting one? I imagine they are "sized"???
Bonus points for Amazon link 😉.
I use a kitchen sifter, one that you would use for flour or whatever. Also, at a garage sale, I found this round bucket that possibly came from a deep fryer? The kitchen sifter has very small holes, so it really only gets rid of the fine dust. The deep fryer bucket has slightly bigger holes, so it "wastes" more product. They seem to do well enough. I think the main goal is to get rid as much of that fine dust as possible. I made this contraption to do' large batches of soil. ua-cam.com/video/4VZQ3KA4AAA/v-deo.html
PLEASE HELP!Where do you buy your big Bonsai pots? Your Schefflera tree to Bonsai inspired me to do the same or get rid of it as it has outgrown my apartment.
I`m glad you can use fir bark in the soil mix. I heard that pine bark is good but I can`t find it here.We have a lot of fir bark here!
I've used Fir bark before and it seemed to work fine!
Do ficus grow faster in large pots or just let it grow in pot? Mine is slightly smaller than yours and not great. I’ve had mine for 15 years or so.
What’s up?
I may be mistaken but I do believe your fig will only ripen with the presence of it's pollinator, the fig wasp.
Great video as always!You have any details on that ufo light? 👌🏻🙏🏻🌳
When do you start using your soil on your trees? Do you wait until the trees are a certain age?
I start my seedlings in bonsai soil right away!!
can a mature tree live in perlite and safety obsorbent only ?
Hey Nigel,
Still pretty new to the bonsai world- is the Safe T Sorb essentially an akadama substitute?
No. Safe T Sorb is 100% fullers earth. Substantially cheaper than akadama and way easier to find. I’ve never seen akadama offered anywhere other than online. Safe T Sorb can be found at all Tractor Supply’s and most auto parts stores
Perlite is a great substitute for pumice and vermiculite can be substitute for lava rock, but there aren’t any real akadama substitutes.
awesome videos can you do a premna bonsai video new to the bonsai world just got my first tropical tree
Can you show the aloe bonsai in the next video? or if anyone knows if i missed it in previous ones please tell me :) its my favourite
Hi Nigel, what kind of soil mix do you use for your brazilian rain tree? Thanx, Martin
Can we repot only in pine bark
Nigel will you be able to bid on the tree too!!
I maybe could , but ethically I wouldn't! I just hope I can follow it's progress with the new owner!
What size sive are you using?
Nigel how do you keep ur tropical trees alive in Canada 🤯
When you are sifting through the absorbent, what size screen are using?
Hi Nigel! The trees look beautiful, love the Dune reference too 😉 hope you enjoyed it. I'm very happy to see you masked up while handling the soil, the dust that came off of it is almost unreal! Thanks for sharing another great video with us, stay safe 😊🙏🌱
I love your Serrisa, recently purchased one but not doing well, came out of the shipping box with some leaves being white/colorless and is dropping leaves every day it’s under grow lights with my ficus trees but hasn’t responded well, any ideas on how to proceed
Hello Nigel Sir, here in we won't get safe-T-sorb granules !! what else we can use instead of it ???
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Nigel Saunders, The Bonsai Zone Where could I buy this Safe T Sorb? I am also in Ontario. Thanks
Do you change the ratio of soil mix ingredients depending on whether you’re dealing with conifer and deciduous trees? Thanks for your help Nigel!
WIsh I could find anything like that safe T sorb where I live. Gotta love when you texted "what's up - what's up....!" I guess you mimic the sound of spray bottle 😂.
Another thing is that you always say 50% perlite mixed with 50 % safe T sorb and well isn't that already 100% lol and then you add reptile bar for 20 %... am just kidding ya Nigel it all works fine in practice.😉
If you can't find safety sorb, kitty litter is pretty similar
@@mherbert3646 thanks for trying to help, however I already been on the hunt for that but the proucts available where I live arent suitable and majority are also of the clumping sort.
@@Tybold63 did you find anything? im in the U.K. and same issue. Thanks
@@SpeakLifeNotDeath Well, haven't been searching that much really and have had some health issues. Not giving up though..
@@Tybold63 Sorry to hear that, thanks for responding and hope you feel better soon.
What is that spray bottler your using here? I need one of those real bad haha
They are from the garden center!
Who can tell me, which ingridient can replace a Safe T Sorb in this soil mix?
Kitty litter
Hi Nigel, I tried your bonsai soil recipe and found a couple of issues with it... a) too much dust b) seems to break down too fast, and c) it's just too light and doesn't hold down the trees as well as a heavier material. Is there a reason you don't use lava rock and screening material in your recipe? Both the lava rock and screening materials are available from the big box stores in your area and are cheaper than the original ingredients in your recipe. Matt
Hello Matt, I have heard from other people that the SafetySorb breaks down. I haven't found this, but it's possible that the product has changed? My SafetySorb lasts for a decade at least. The ingredients for my soil are what I can find locally in my city. I'm sure there are equal or better products to use. I haven't seen Lava rock that is affordable, but I'll keep my eyes open. You have to be careful changing your soil as it can lead to different watering requirements. I like the particle size of the SafetySorb, I find most of the Lava rock to be a bit large for smaller trees. Thanks, good to know your take on the soil!!!
@@TheBonsaiZone youtube seems to be deleting my post with the Home hardware / Home depot part numbers.. I sent them to your email account
@@mattodin8224 Thanks, I think anything with a link or strange numbers gets deleted automatically.
Enjoyed watching. Especially liked seeing the sleet in the opening of the video. Reminds me of northern winters. By the way, are you expecting a colder or warmer winter than usual? Here in southeast Florida USA we are expecting a warmer than normal.
Hi Nigel, thank you for the informative video. However, what are the ingredients you used in the mix?
ok, i think i am going the Safe T Sorb route… the cost of pumice is killing my budget! i just found a 40 pound bag for $24.99. if it’s good enough for Nigel…!
Yes, I tried pumice instead of SafetySorb and found no real difference except price!
Hey would you do me a huge favor and send me the link to the 40 pound bag!? I live in florida and I’m struggling trying to find a good source of soil at a reasonable price
@@LeafThereBePlants
epminerals.com/products/safety-absorbent-and-safe-t-sorb
Do you run any light timers indoors?
Is that cat litter?
Hi Nigel, I'm in Toronto. Where do you buy your Safe t sorb? What's a good deal for a bag? Can I replace reptile bark with pine bark? Thanks
I buy SafetySorb at Peavy mart! Yes Pine bark is best, but hard to find smaller pieces!
Thanks now I know.
I saw your name in Maybe Bonsai's video of a few hours ago and thought "Nigel hasn't uploaded in forever".
I go to your page - and I'm unsubbed which I *know* I didn't do.
Resubbed and rang the bell and looking forward to your next stream!
Nigel, Sup? Sup? Sup? Said Mr. Mister. When did you start using Fir bark in your Bonsai soil?
I first used it when Tom from Grow and Clip Bonsai for Seniors sent me a bag about 2 year ago. It worked well, so I'll keep using it. In the past I have used fine bark that is used for orchids, I think it is the same as reptile bark and it worked well also!
@@TheBonsaiZone Orchid bark has larger pieces than the reptile bark, I also add charcoal to my soil mix...
Reptil bark super coarse perlite. What is the other ingredient thanks
SafetySorb, which is 100 percent Fullers earth. A dry clay particle.
ok now I know the nutrients is in reptile bark. I was wondering how plants grows in rocks
What ratio do you do your mix at Nigel.
My mix: 1/3 Turface + 1/3 Pearlite + 1/3 Cactus Soil Mix = Happy Bonsai. Good luck, keep growing.
What is Turface, please?
@@user-fb3pu3qx3t Turface is a soil conditioner. It is a calcine clay product used to improve drainage, reduce compaction, hold moisture
@@mattbrennan647 Thank you, Matt. I have not come across it in the UK. I’ll keep looking!
@@user-fb3pu3qx3t Sanicat Pink lightweight low dust and non clumping cat litter made from 100% molar clay is a good substitute. Molar clay in general is a great substitute for Turface. Both of which are merely inexpensive substitutes for Acadama. Good luck
-2C/28F, Brrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!!! Time for a hot cup of tea for you to relax with tonight.
Any reason you prefer the fuller’s earth to diatomaceous earth?
It is available locally and at a less expensive price!! I think both work well.
What that is that you are having isn't really snow. it's more like what meteorologists call gropple. this is like hailstones made of snow instead of ice.
Safety sorb? Is that the actual name?
Yes, it's 100 percent Fullers Earth!
@@TheBonsaiZone thank you sir! Going to check that out, sounds cheaper than turface
Do you mist your Dwarf Jades?
Yes!
Hi, any alternative for safety absorb, not available at my place
You can use pumice or lava rock or crushed bricks.
@@TheBonsaiZone thanks
Go green
Shh dont take About winter, in Denmark The winter dont Know fall is about to be over so er still get Sunny days
What is your zone?
I'm in 5a