Any quality multi-purpose potting mix works well alone. For improved performance, blend with garden soil.
Mix 1 part garden soil : 4 parts potting mix (by volume). This adds nutrients and improves water retention.
Approximately 40% silt, 40% sand, 20% clay. Use only soil with a pleasant, earthy smell—avoid sour or anaerobic odors.
The added soil provides mineral nutrients and microbial life, while the peat-based mix ensures aeration and moisture control.
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