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This spring I put a purple magesty millet and a varigated stonecrop in a crock-standard potting soil with a little time release fertilizer-no drainage of course and it inevitibly go too much water that I never quite got around to emptying. Both plants did fairly well. What do you think, fluke or bog?
Sounds like fun! Any container has bog potential but you might want to change the mix and drainage depending on what you plan to grow. That setup sounds like it would be best for marginals (standing water) so it may have been a bit of a fluke.
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