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Bonsai Cat Litter. In this day and age there are a lot of things that are being manufactured and sold as cat litter, some of which should not be used for bonsai. Its only been a couple weeks since i transplanted, but they seem to be doing ok. Obviously the ones that are just pure clay. This plant is usually a spruce, it’s about five yrs old, and we purchased it inside of a yard heart for twenty. So long whatever you are using is molar clay, then it is fine. You cannot use all cat litter as bonsai soil. I used to use akadama, but decided to try plain jane cat litter. Has anyone actually tried using cat litter as their bonsai soil? The cat litter has to be 100% molar clay. 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. The statement should really be “all cat litter made from molar clay can be used as bonsai soil” which should hopefully lower the confusion levels. Cat litter for bonsai soil. If so did you mix it with anything else?…

Cat litter for bonsai soil. So long whatever you are using is molar clay, then it is fine. I used to use akadama, but decided to try plain jane cat litter. If so did you mix it with anything else?… This plant is usually a spruce, it’s about five yrs old, and we purchased it inside of a yard heart for twenty. The statement should really be “all cat litter made from molar clay can be used as bonsai soil” which should hopefully lower the confusion levels. You cannot use all cat litter as bonsai soil. Obviously the ones that are just pure clay. Does anyone have experience using natural cat litter (straight fired clay, no scent of other additives) as an alternative soil medium for. The cat litter has to be 100% molar clay.

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Bonsai Cat Litter Has anyone actually tried using cat litter as their bonsai soil? In this day and age there are a lot of things that are being manufactured and sold as cat litter, some of which should not be used for bonsai. This plant is usually a spruce, it’s about five yrs old, and we purchased it inside of a yard heart for twenty. I used to use akadama, but decided to try plain jane cat litter. Its only been a couple weeks since i transplanted, but they seem to be doing ok. So long whatever you are using is molar clay, then it is fine. 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. The statement should really be “all cat litter made from molar clay can be used as bonsai soil” which should hopefully lower the confusion levels. If so did you mix it with anything else?… Obviously the ones that are just pure clay. Has anyone actually tried using cat litter as their bonsai soil? The cat litter has to be 100% molar clay. You cannot use all cat litter as bonsai soil. Cat litter for bonsai soil.