Hello! I inherited a couple of dragon trees a few months ago and was told by someone to repot them in nothing but Kellogg Gromulch. They’ve been doing well but I test the soil (mulch?) for moisture before watering them, and the reader consistently reads at the highest level of moisture. I haven’t watered them in over a month now because it’s always reading “wet.” I stuck my finger in there too and there’s definitely a lot of moisture still, but it’s not soggy or sopping wet. Leaves are yellowing and dropping but I have no idea if it’s from being under watered or there’s now rot in the root. Does anyone know anything about Gromulch? l don’t know if there’s something in it that makes it not dry out completely or what’s going on but it doesn’t make sense to me. I’m planning to repot them this weekend using fox farms and some orchid bark to give it more aeration, but I’m afraid of shocking the plants and having them die on me. Any ideas or suggestions at all?
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