Pumice Small Grains for Succulents, Cacti, Foliage Plants, Soil, Root Plants, Aquarium. #KKVIBE soil We will gradually increase the number of items, so please take a look if you like. #KK_VIBE 1L-≫ 498 yen 2L-≫ 699 yen Sizes are available in large, medium, and small. Pumice is ideal for use with cacti, succulents, and other plants that require excellent drainage and air circulation. Furthermore, the porosity of pumice allows microbial life to flourish while maintaining superior soil structure compared to perlite. Planting with pumice also has the advantage of neutral pH along with a variety of trace materials. Growing plants with pumice has many benefits. By increasing soil absorption in sandy soil, it reduces water runoff and fertilization. It also absorbs excess moisture to prevent root rot. Furthermore, pumice improves aeration and stimulates the growth of mycorrhizae. Pumice helps maintain soil structure because, unlike other soil amendments, it does not decompose or compact over time. Also, to continue the health of the soil, it loosens clayey soil over time. Pumice is a natural, raw organic product that does not decompose or blow away. To improve drainage for plants such as succulents, mix 25% pumice, 25% garden soil, 25% compost, and 25% coarse-grained sand. For plants that are prone to rot, such as some succulents, amend the soil with 50% pumice, or instead of amending the soil, fill the planting hole with pumice so that the roots are surrounded by it. For potted succulents, combine equal parts pumice with potting soil. For cacti and euphorbia, combine 60% pumice and 40% potting soil. Start easily rottable cuttings with pure pumice. Liters are a measure of volume, not weight. This product is intended for succulents, Pachypus, Echeveria, Haworthia, Horridus, Euphorbia, cacti, Agave, etc., but can be safely used for bonsai, foliage plants, wild plants, home gardens, gardening, and plants in general. If you are interested, we look forward to your purchase. #Gardening supplies #Horticultural soil #Akadama soil #Seed sowing #Cuttings #Cutting sprouts #Succulents #Bonsai #Potted plants #Aquatic plants #Medaka (killifish) #Pumice #Kanuma soil #Hard #Pumice #Charcoal granules #Rice husks #Fuji sand #Hyuga soil #Peat moss