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Potting Peyote

#599080 - 04/04/02 09:18 PM (23 years, 26 days ago)

I just got a 1" peyote in the mail, and it has a nice big root, and I am wondering what to do with it now... I've been looking but I only seem to find info on grafting or planting seeds, what kind of soild should I use, what temp will this little guy like, how much water does he need?? Stuff like that, Anywhere I can look?? Thanks!

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Re: Potting Peyote

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#599127 - 04/04/02 10:47 PM (23 years, 26 days ago)

If you plan on feeding it chemical ferts,you will make a soil that dries out very fast.Clay pot>peat moss(coco coir is better,moss sours with age)>perlite and small rocks...Mixx should never stay wet more than two days,,,Rott will set in and kill it.....Frequet water with ample dying in between will speed up growth dramatically...J

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