indogro
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Hello farmers..
Has anyone ever used Ligna Peat as the base of a soil mix? It is made from Redwood bark from what I understand. I have access to this at a great price, and it seems its a fantastic quality. But I can find no info of anyone using it in indoor container gardens. I have always used Sunshine #4, which is Sphagnum Peat Moss. I am trying to find better quality products on a local level, and Lyngso Garden supply carries this product.
http://www.lyngsogarden.com/index.c...tegory=SOILS&categoryid=70538&productId=70863
I was going to mix this EWC, Organic Compost, Lava Rocks & Pumice, Oyster Shell Calcium, Leonardite, & Glacier Dust.
Thoughts?
cheers.
Has anyone ever used Ligna Peat as the base of a soil mix? It is made from Redwood bark from what I understand. I have access to this at a great price, and it seems its a fantastic quality. But I can find no info of anyone using it in indoor container gardens. I have always used Sunshine #4, which is Sphagnum Peat Moss. I am trying to find better quality products on a local level, and Lyngso Garden supply carries this product.
http://www.lyngsogarden.com/index.c...tegory=SOILS&categoryid=70538&productId=70863
I was going to mix this EWC, Organic Compost, Lava Rocks & Pumice, Oyster Shell Calcium, Leonardite, & Glacier Dust.
Thoughts?
cheers.