Grit Ph levels
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Grit Ph levels
are diferent sorts of grit suited better for different trees? ive been using one type my trees are all healthy,but just think they need a bit more love...i am currently using washed tarago sand. would some be suited for acidic loving trees and others for less tolerant trees.
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Re: Grit Ph levels
Other than Form Tarago; where do you get it in samll quantity? ie not by the trailer load.lowlegs wrote:are diferent sorts of grit suited better for different trees? ive been using one type my trees are all healthy,but just think they need a bit more love...i am currently using washed tarago sand. would some be suited for acidic loving trees and others for less tolerant trees.
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Re: Grit Ph levels
my local bunnings but for me it comes in too small a quantity and is reasonably pricey
