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title: "Can I use Vigoro Pea Gravel for Succulents?"
description: "Can I use Vigoro Pea Gravel for Succulents?"
url: "https://getplanta.com/community/vOLjreBcQ-OpqrHIhVSc4w/qeGQ4KP3TxCP-RW3KRpIhQ"
community: "The Cactus & Succulent Circle"
author: "Julie"
published: "2024-11-19T21:38:15.295711Z"
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# Can I use Vigoro Pea Gravel for Succulents?

_Posted by Julie on 2024-11-19_

Can I use Vigoro Pea Gravel for Succulents?

## 6 comments

### Wolfen 🐺 commented on 2024-11-19

Like In a homemade mix?

### Julie commented on 2024-11-19

Yes homemade mix with succulent soil

### Julie commented on 2024-11-19

I have been using Jack’s gritty mix and I’ve used 10 bags of 2 gallons. Can’t continue to buy this brand as it’s expensive. I found a cheaper alternate from Home Depot -  
Vigoro brand pea gravel. The pebbles are bigger but not sure if this is okay to use.

### Wolfen 🐺 commented on 2024-11-19

You can use pea gravel, but it has zero nutrients. So you'd need to ammend it with something else. Like 60+% pea gravel to 40%- perlite, bark, potting mix, calcified clay, etc. Whatever your specific plants needed.

### Wolfen 🐺 commented on 2024-11-19

This is an Agave, but for anything dryer loving, This is the mix I've been using lately, and its going pretty well. It's mostly orchid bark, akadama, perlite. And a small % of my usual potting mix (fox farms ocean, charcoal, gypsum, perlite, bark, innoculant).

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### Julie commented on 2024-11-20

Thank you!

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