Kitty Litter Bonsai Soil Mix at Indiana Daniel blog

Kitty Litter Bonsai Soil Mix. Molar clay can be used in any realm of horticulture, including bonsai, as a soil conditioner. 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 expensive. I made this soil mix which all my plants seem to be loving. The kitty litter (called linda moler) is moler clay, a mix of diatomaceous earth and clay. Cat litter for bonsai soil is a contentious subject. It will help with drainage, increase aeration, but it will also hold moisture and nutrients that the tree. I take what ever cheap potting mix i can get to start with as its just there. My standard mix is kitty litter with a bit of bark. I've had no problems using it and would highly recommend it. Cat litter for bonsai soil this plant is usually a spruce, it’s about five yrs old, and we purchased it inside of a yard heart for twenty bucks. I use the de (cat litter) as 20% of my mix, that also includes fired clay, akadama, chopped pinus bark +coal, and coarse sand, all sifted. Its light weight and ability to hold water makes it an excellent addition to the soil. In this video i compare it with akadama, detailing. We can add it to a soil mix, or use it totally on its own.

We can add it to a soil mix, or use it totally on its own. The kitty litter (called linda moler) is moler clay, a mix of diatomaceous earth and clay. In this video i compare it with akadama, detailing. I use the de (cat litter) as 20% of my mix, that also includes fired clay, akadama, chopped pinus bark +coal, and coarse sand, all sifted. I've had no problems using it and would highly recommend it. I made this soil mix which all my plants seem to be loving. I take what ever cheap potting mix i can get to start with as its just there. Cat litter for bonsai soil is a contentious subject. Molar clay can be used in any realm of horticulture, including bonsai, as a soil conditioner. Cat litter for bonsai soil this plant is usually a spruce, it’s about five yrs old, and we purchased it inside of a yard heart for twenty bucks.

Using Molar Clay As Bonsai Soil (Using Cat Litter) Back Garden Bonsai

Kitty Litter Bonsai Soil Mix It will help with drainage, increase aeration, but it will also hold moisture and nutrients that the tree. Its light weight and ability to hold water makes it an excellent addition to the soil. Molar clay can be used in any realm of horticulture, including bonsai, as a soil conditioner. I've had no problems using it and would highly recommend it. I use the de (cat litter) as 20% of my mix, that also includes fired clay, akadama, chopped pinus bark +coal, and coarse sand, all sifted. In this video i compare it with akadama, detailing. It will help with drainage, increase aeration, but it will also hold moisture and nutrients that the tree. My standard mix is kitty litter with a bit of bark. We can add it to a soil mix, or use it totally on its own. The kitty litter (called linda moler) is moler clay, a mix of diatomaceous earth and clay. Cat litter for bonsai soil this plant is usually a spruce, it’s about five yrs old, and we purchased it inside of a yard heart for twenty bucks. I made this soil mix which all my plants seem to be loving. Cat litter for bonsai soil is a contentious subject. 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 expensive. I take what ever cheap potting mix i can get to start with as its just there.