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"If you care for houseplants for long enough, you'll start to notice they fall into two categories. "[They] need soil that dries out quickly, or soil that holds some moisture while staying airy,” says Adrian Aviles, owner of Athletic Club Flower Shop.
The catch? All-purpose soil doesn't do either, despite its name. It holds onto moisture for too long, leading to root rot and eventual failure. One of the biggest mistakes people make with their soil is simply using the wrong one. Here, we spoke to experts about the repercussions of using incorrect soil and how to choose the best kind for your houseplants." Comment from Martha Stewart.com
When I am being serious about gardening, I make my own mixes for different types of plants. It does make a difference.
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