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20-Feb-2007
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bonsaiTALK Journeyman
 
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Another issue is possible salt buildup in the used soil. You'd better be prepared to flush it rigorously; better still, don't use old soil to begin with. It is even a good idea to sterilize the pot in a bleach solution before you plant in it. With mildew, mites, and all sorts of other possible problems it's not worth the risk.
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