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recipe for a trough

18 years ago

I need a list of ingredients. I know the procedure, however, the recipe has been lost. I thought there would have been an

FAQ, couldn't find one. Please direct me to wherever I can find measurements and the list of ingredients. Someone mentioned "Fine Gardening" providing instructions. I looked there but it was closed. Thanks!

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fredw10
18 years ago
Equal parts cement, perlite and peat moss is a good one to start with.
Just put "Making Hypertufa Planters" in your browser and you will find all the info you need.
billie_ann
18 years ago
The FAQ is on the very first page of this forum. I've posted link to the FAQ below. Billie

Here is a link that might be useful: hypertufa faq
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yugoslava
Original Author
18 years ago
That was quick. Everything I need is there. Thank you.

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