Can I use this mixture for my Pink Philodendron? If not, what mixture do you recommend? Preferably something I do not have to make myself. I live on campus and do not quite yet have access to the luxury of mixing stuff myself.
Can I use this mixture for my Pink Philodendron? If not, what mixture do you recommend? Preferably something I do not have to make myself. I live on campus and do not quite yet have access to the luxury of mixing stuff myself.
Hmmm itâs probably not the best, aroids like very well draining chunky soil that wonât get dense and muddy over time, Iâd do something like this or similar
1 gillaAnd itâs inexpensive! Thank you so muchđ„°
1 gillaTotally, of course! Definitely always out for a bargain but something that always wonât kill my plants lol đ
1 gillaI don't have soil recommendation but I'm glad Alyssa was able to recommend something, because I hated this soil so much đđđđ I bought a big bag of it and regretted for a year until I finally ran out of it...
1 gillaOh no! I bought a bag of it a couple weeks ago for my pothosâŠ.đ What didnât you like about it?
1 gillaOops đ„čđ„č very slow drainage(puddle of water on top) and lack of plant growth đ„č but mine might have been a bad batch or something... who knows, your bag might work wonders for you! Because every house's environment is different...
1 gillaAdd orchid bark and perlite, I also added worm castings and charcoal! Always ways to better the soil!! đ„° I just repotted yesterday and already see growth from this mix I use!!
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i like sol soilâs mixes and those from repotme dot com. iâve also heard good things about mollyâs aroid mix and bros with hoesâ dirt bag. rosy soil is another more eco-friendly option but on the pricier side. i prefer sol soilâs mixes since they donât decompose as readily and most of the materials can be reused. theyâre fantastic for plant parents who tend to give their plants too much love or attention (aka overwatering). as someone who tends to neglect or underwater plants, i like mixing my own soil (coco coir, perlite, and worm castings) with chunky amendments like pumice, coarse perlite, and coco chips to appropriate ratios for the plantâs preference.
2 gillningarThank you so much!!
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