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25-May-2004
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bonsaiTALK Craftsman
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What is in most nursery mixes anyway? It looks like potting soil and sometimes some bark to me.
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26-May-2004
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Potting soil will work but it breaks down quickly. That's alright if you repot the tree every year. If not you need to add coarser material to help the drainage. Add some pine bark mulch to the mix.
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