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Jun 29, 2013 1:33 PM CST
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Name: Cameron Allen
Plano, TX (Zone 8a)
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I have a few plumeria seedlings that I need to repot, and I was wondering if decomposed granite would be a good addition to add for drainage? I'm trying to find a better potting mix for my plumerias.
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Jun 29, 2013 1:42 PM CST

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I have heard of people using that yes. No experience with it myself though.
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Jun 29, 2013 1:49 PM CST
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Name: Cameron Allen
Plano, TX (Zone 8a)
Amaryllis Hummingbirder Irises Native Plants and Wildflowers Orchids Plumerias
Salvias Enjoys or suffers hot summers Tender Perennials Region: Texas Tropicals Winter Sowing
Thanks Hetty. I saw some at Lowes and I wanted to try it out, but I was afraid of it possibly compacting. I want to make a potting mix with decomposed granite, perlite, some composted cow manure, and a little Miracle Gro potting soil.
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