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I know I should but I'm thinking of using peat based compost

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Houseplanter · 06/05/2024 12:03

* shouldnt*

Because the peat free stuff is so rubbish!

I'm a big houseplant fan (who'd have guessed) and I've repotted several and found it full of hard lumps, fibrous stuff that won't hold any water and worse of all I think fungus gnat larvae.

Now it's outdoor pots time I'm finding it just as horrible.

What's everyone else doing?

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MereDintofPandiculation · 26/06/2024 18:51

longtompot · 26/06/2024 17:31

I think they were agreeing with you. Most people think planting trees is the best thing you can do for carbon capture, but think nothing of peat bogs and how much good they do.

Yes, I was emphasising just how good. Not surprisingly really, when you consider trees eventually die, rot, and release their carbon whereas peat stays buried forever. Or should.

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