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Pine bark
Pine bark gives orchid and tropical-plant mixes larger spaces between their particles. Its coarse pieces support airflow while retaining some moisture on their surfaces.
Combine with a finer base
Use bark with coir, mineral granules or suitable soil according to root thickness. A rooted orchid may grow in a bark-dominant medium; fine-rooted houseplants often need closer moisture contact.
Match the grade
Small pots and young roots benefit from smaller bark pieces. Larger roots and containers may suit a chunkier texture.
When to refresh
Bark gradually softens and breaks into finer pieces. Replace or adjust the mix if water drains slowly, the texture collapses or the bark remains persistently sour-smelling.
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