Brandon

That grit may be too large. Is there any indication of size on the bag? If you were to sift the Turface to get only largest pieces, I believe there won't be much left. I usually sift it using the kitchen sieve, otherwise more than half is sifted out/waste.

Regardless that, the particulates that are too large will not perform as they should in your mix. The grit looks nice, I like the color of it. Maybe you can sift it, use the smaller/appropriate size for the mix, and use the large part for top-dressing (I often buy turkey grit that looks about same size as your pic, and top-dress with it).

When I purchased the grit, it stated the particles were ~3/16". I can try sifting more and see what I get out of it. Thank you for the advice. I'll post an update once I see if this works out.

For myself, I think the sizes are fine, Brandon. I've even used pea gravel sometimes, if that's what I have available. There are succulents with fine wispy roots (mesembs, for example, and some adromischus) that need smaller particles but nearly everything else will be fine in what you have.

Pagan

So I ended up sifting some of the grit with a 1/4" landscape fabric and it ended up looking like this

Glad to know that a larger particle size will be ok for most plants though. I still feel more secure screening it and I can use the larger sized grit particles for top dressing as Rina suggested.