should cactus soil be dry Cactus Gritty Mix – Sol Soils

should cactus soil be dry Cactus Gritty Mix – Sol SoilsDescription THE ONE THAT STARTED IT ALL! Cactus Gritty Mix is the mix that started it all! This puts a more eco friendly spin on the traditional gritty cactus soil by utilizing coconut chips and coir, an otherwise wasted byproduct of the coconut industry. Great for any desert dwelling plant, including many species of Euphorbia. Of the 50 million coconuts produced around the world each year, about 85% of the husks are discarded as trash. As a soil

Description

THE ONE THAT STARTED IT ALL!

Cactus Gritty Mix is the mix that started it all! This puts a more eco-friendly spin on the traditional gritty cactus soil by utilizing coconut chips and coir, an otherwise wasted byproduct of the coconut industry. Great for any desert dwelling plant, including many species of Euphorbia. Of the 50 million coconuts produced around the world each year, about 85% of the husks are discarded as trash. As a soil component, the ground husks offer excellent aeration and moisture retention properties while still providing a fast-draining medium. Cactus Gritty Mix is the perfect choice for a wide variety of cacti and other hardy, dry-weather plants.

What’s in it?

• Organic: coconut husk chips, recycled forest products
• Mineral: pumice, calcined clay, granite, expanded clay

WHAT PLANTS LOVE IT?

Ideal for plants like Agave, Golden or Blue Barrel Cacti, Cereus, Echinopsis, Euphorbia, Fairy Castle, Mammillaria, Myrtillocactus, Prickly Pear Opuntia, or Totem Pole Cacti to name a few!

Note: Christmas Cactus -i.e.- Schlumbergera is not a desert cactus and won't want to be this dry, see: Houseplant Chunky Mix.

HOW MUCH DO I NEED?

1 Quart - Fills about 1x 5” nursery pot

2 Quarts - Fills about 2x 5” nursery pots

4 Quarts (1 Gal) - Fills about 3x 6” nursery pots