Fir bark supports roots, charcoal keeps mix open, perlite holds humidity. Annual repotting needed as bark breaks down to fines. Preferred recipe: 5 parts medium fir bark (½–¾”), 2 parts charcoal (similar size), 1 part large perlite (Sponge Roc). Screen all fines. Soak bark to reduce hydrophobicity.
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