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I have read up on several different recipes for hypertufa. For my first projects, I am wanting to keep it simple and make toad houses. Basically, a small dome with a door. Which recipe is best? Peat moss isn't easy for me to get here, so is there something I can use to replace it, like Spanish moss (the type that folks use to cover soil in potted plants) or something else? Thanks for your help.
The original Hypertufa recipe was portland cement, sand and peat moss. You can substitute Perlite or Vermiculite. Oklahoma doesn't have bales of peat moss for gardening? Some garden centers carry compressed coconut hulls, in a dried brick form. Billie
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