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30-Apr-2005
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bonsaiTALK Craftsman
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Other uses for Kanuma?
Does anyone use Kanuma for anything else besides an azaleas soil? I bought a large bag for a collected azalea that I potted and now I have half of it left. Should I just hold onto it for the next repot a year or two or 3 down the line?
Best regards, LB
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30-Apr-2005
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bonsaiTALK Master Chief
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Hi Pound,
I did use it as a facial scrub.. only kidding  The answer to your question is basically - Anything. Its a well draining soil medium that would be suitable for a vast majority of trees and shrubs. As you already know, its a favourite for azaleas. Personally, I'd just save it for the next repot, unless you have another tree in a container that could do with a better soil? All the best, Aaron |
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30-Apr-2005
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bonsaiTALK Craftsman
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Thanks Aaron for your reply, i will probably do that... unless i need some extreme exfoliating.
is it naturally acidic, (like some anti lime kryptonite sort of stuff)? thanks, LB
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