Fittonia, Purple Passion, and Pilea repotted in African violet mix read dry on a moisture meter after 2 days. The mix likely compacts and drains too quickly.
25% each:
Benefits: never compacts, even aeration, consistent moisture retention without waterlogging.
Soilless mixes contain no nutrients. Fertilize more frequently with dilute soluble fertilizer.
Learn each plant's "thirsty" look (slight droop, leaf softness). Water then. Overwatering damage is often irreversible; slight underwatering is easily corrected.
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