Wild Conditions ≠ Pot Conditions
In nature, slow water seepage aerates soil. In pots, no seepage occurs. Perlite (or sand/pumice) replaces this aeration.
Why We Recommend Perlite: Tray method + perlite = forgiving, low-risk for beginners. Pure peat = daily vigilance required. Choose based on your consistency.
Both are "unnatural" (pots don't exist in wild). Match method to your lifestyle.
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