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Cat Litter Bonsai Soil Uk. The kitty litter (called linda moler) is moler clay, a mix of diatomaceous earth and clay that has been fired and is quite coarse. One cheap substrate i use (especially on collected trees where they might be in bigger pots/tub/box for a few years) is cat litter (“kittydama” ). I found that cat litter had too much water retention for me in the uk when i trialed it. When you hear people talk about bonsai soil, you will hear “molar clay” and “cat litter” being used interchangeably and this has lead to some confusion and misinformation. I use various mixes of akadama, pumice and lava. Tesco used to sell non clumping diatomaceous earth cat litter (molar clay) but this has not been available since 2020 when they stopped selling it. You cannot use all cat litter as bonsai soil. It seems the link above points to a page that has been updated because the tesco cat litter on the original article is now discontinued in. Does anyone have experience using natural cat litter (straight fired clay, no scent of other additives) as an alternative soil medium for. The good bonsai traders sell akadama(use the good grade. It has to be the right stuff (fired clay, and not.

You cannot use all cat litter as bonsai soil. It seems the link above points to a page that has been updated because the tesco cat litter on the original article is now discontinued in. The kitty litter (called linda moler) is moler clay, a mix of diatomaceous earth and clay that has been fired and is quite coarse. The good bonsai traders sell akadama(use the good grade. I found that cat litter had too much water retention for me in the uk when i trialed it. One cheap substrate i use (especially on collected trees where they might be in bigger pots/tub/box for a few years) is cat litter (“kittydama” ). Tesco used to sell non clumping diatomaceous earth cat litter (molar clay) but this has not been available since 2020 when they stopped selling it. I use various mixes of akadama, pumice and lava. When you hear people talk about bonsai soil, you will hear “molar clay” and “cat litter” being used interchangeably and this has lead to some confusion and misinformation. It has to be the right stuff (fired clay, and not.

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Cat Litter Bonsai Soil Uk Tesco used to sell non clumping diatomaceous earth cat litter (molar clay) but this has not been available since 2020 when they stopped selling it. The good bonsai traders sell akadama(use the good grade. One cheap substrate i use (especially on collected trees where they might be in bigger pots/tub/box for a few years) is cat litter (“kittydama” ). I found that cat litter had too much water retention for me in the uk when i trialed it. Tesco used to sell non clumping diatomaceous earth cat litter (molar clay) but this has not been available since 2020 when they stopped selling it. It has to be the right stuff (fired clay, and not. When you hear people talk about bonsai soil, you will hear “molar clay” and “cat litter” being used interchangeably and this has lead to some confusion and misinformation. I use various mixes of akadama, pumice and lava. Does anyone have experience using natural cat litter (straight fired clay, no scent of other additives) as an alternative soil medium for. The kitty litter (called linda moler) is moler clay, a mix of diatomaceous earth and clay that has been fired and is quite coarse. It seems the link above points to a page that has been updated because the tesco cat litter on the original article is now discontinued in. You cannot use all cat litter as bonsai soil.