Has anyone used Growstone as their inorganic soil medium?
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Growstone
I use it, it's a bit large, about 1/2" 10-15mm. Good for large material in tubs or grow boxes. Like pumice, it's glass, but recycled instead of volcanic. Doesn't float away either.
If enough bonsai types wrote the company they might make a smaller size.
If enough bonsai types wrote the company they might make a smaller size.
Bruce Winter- Member
Re: Has anyone used Growstone as their inorganic soil medium?
Bruce Winter wrote:I use it, it's a bit large, about 1/2" 10-15mm. Good for large material in tubs or grow boxes. Like pumice, it's glass, but recycled instead of volcanic. Doesn't float away either.
If enough bonsai types wrote the company they might make a smaller size.
I'm fairly certain that their "Super Soil Aerator" is within the normal bonsai soil size range.
PeacefulAres- Member
Re: Has anyone used Growstone as their inorganic soil medium?
Al Keppler is trying it out.
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Tona- Member
Re: Has anyone used Growstone as their inorganic soil medium?
Nope, like I said, it's larger.PeacefulAres wrote:Bruce Winter wrote:I use it, it's a bit large, about 1/2" 10-15mm. Good for large material in tubs or grow boxes. Like pumice, it's glass, but recycled instead of volcanic. Doesn't float away either.
If enough bonsai types wrote the company they might make a smaller size.
I'm fairly certain that their "Super Soil Aerator" is within the normal bonsai soil size range.
Bruce Winter- Member
Re: Has anyone used Growstone as their inorganic soil medium?
I'm intrigued. Here's hoping I can find a local vendor.
I can't really speak on the size. Chase Rosade had a bag. Seemed to be a fair size, but I know he screens everything. I typically use unscreened Soil Perfector and know it was smaller and significantly lighter than that.
I can't really speak on the size. Chase Rosade had a bag. Seemed to be a fair size, but I know he screens everything. I typically use unscreened Soil Perfector and know it was smaller and significantly lighter than that.
Hoo- Member
Growstone
Call your local hydroponic supply store.
Growstone has a novel method suggestion for screening: Cut holes in bottom of bag and pour water in.
Growstone has a novel method suggestion for screening: Cut holes in bottom of bag and pour water in.
Bruce Winter- Member
Re: Has anyone used Growstone as their inorganic soil medium?
Bruce Winter wrote:Call your local hydroponic supply store.
Growstone has a novel method suggestion for screening: Cut holes in bottom of bag and pour water in.
I second this suggestion.
When inquiring at a local hydroponic store if they carried lava rock, they offered me free samples of growstone at various sizes. It's very light.
nickalpin- Member
Re: Has anyone used Growstone as their inorganic soil medium?
Thanks for the suggestion. I'll follow up with some pics showing grain sizes once I acquire a bag.
Hoo- Member
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