Cat Litter For Pond Plants at Robert Locklear blog

Cat Litter For Pond Plants. Kitty litter and quality topsoil are a great base. We buy koi clay to add to our pond. I have a small pond, approx 150 sq ft with sandy soil in sc piedmont. Follow these simple steps to whip up custom aquatic soil for your pond plants: You can't use shredded paper. A bin keeps mixed soil handy. Make sure you purchase the type that says calcified clay on the package. It doesn’t form clumps, so spreading it around your plant’s roots is easy. For cat litter, it greatly simplifies cleaning litter boxes: I've read in some bonsai forums that it's possible to use cat litter in alternative to the traditional bonsai soil, which is really. I'd like to try the cat litter idea. There's a school of thought that kitty litter (being 100% clay) is actually healthy for your pond. Plus, it helps keep your plants aerated and prevents root rot. That thing clumping cat litter does where. I figure 3# per sf or 450#.

It doesn’t form clumps, so spreading it around your plant’s roots is easy. I figure 3# per sf or 450#. You can't use shredded paper. For cat litter, it greatly simplifies cleaning litter boxes: Sodium bentonite is the main component in (as you might expect) clumping cat litter. Make sure you purchase the type that says calcified clay on the package. We buy koi clay to add to our pond. Instead of wet cat pee, it forms up into a nice little golf ball (or larger). I have a small pond, approx 150 sq ft with sandy soil in sc piedmont. Follow these simple steps to whip up custom aquatic soil for your pond plants:

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Cat Litter For Pond Plants That thing clumping cat litter does where. Make sure you purchase the type that says calcified clay on the package. That thing clumping cat litter does where. Kitty litter and quality topsoil are a great base. Sodium bentonite is the main component in (as you might expect) clumping cat litter. We buy koi clay to add to our pond. I've read in some bonsai forums that it's possible to use cat litter in alternative to the traditional bonsai soil, which is really. It doesn’t form clumps, so spreading it around your plant’s roots is easy. I have a small pond, approx 150 sq ft with sandy soil in sc piedmont. I figure 3# per sf or 450#. Instead of wet cat pee, it forms up into a nice little golf ball (or larger). Plus, it helps keep your plants aerated and prevents root rot. A bin keeps mixed soil handy. Follow these simple steps to whip up custom aquatic soil for your pond plants: You can't use shredded paper. There's a school of thought that kitty litter (being 100% clay) is actually healthy for your pond.