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In a recent post you mentioned you grow a number of plants in all turface. Just as I'm beginning to feel I have an understanding of the 5-1-1 and gritty mix you toss out a curve ball! Please elaborate. Thanks.
Fulton, for some reason Al is not around lately, so I'll repeat what he has written. Many plants can be grown in pure Turface, but the other ingredients make the mix adaptable to virtually all plants. Adding granite grit lowers the water retention for plants that don't tolerate as much water, and pine/fir bark lowers the pH to a more appropriate level for most plants. Here's a link with some more discussion about it.
Dangsr grow, do a search for Turface. There has been tons of info written about it. As for where to find it, go to their website and click on your state under "Find a distributer."
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