Play sand questions
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Salty&Onion
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Apparentely I will need 27kg of sand
At least now you know, so you can get more.Apparentely I will need 27kg of sand
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Salty&Onion
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What about the first two ones?
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Salty&Onion
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What about the first two, non Argos ones? I guess I'll have to wait for @Byron .
I personally wouldn't, as I have no experience with them.
What are the "ingredients"? I know some sand has some added chemicals.
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Salty&Onion
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Could you check the first two links for me? I have to go for know. Thank you
After looking at the first two links, they both seem safe to me.Could you check the first two links for me? I have to go for know. Thank you
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Salty&Onion
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Really? That's so great!
I'm no professional, but after reading the description and doing some research, they both seem safe.Really? That's so great!
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Salty&Onion
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That is so great. Yet I'll still wait for @Byron 's opinion
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I would still wait for his opinion as well.
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Salty&Onion
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Yeah. I will, I can't wait to get the sandI would still wait for his opinion as well.
I used the argos sand in my last setup.. it took a LOT of washing but then they probably all do.
I'd be tempted to put a thin layer of soil or gravel at the bottom to help the roots. Play sand is very fine and can get quite compacted, especially if you're looking at doing a 6" layer
I'd be tempted to put a thin layer of soil or gravel at the bottom to help the roots. Play sand is very fine and can get quite compacted, especially if you're looking at doing a 6" layer
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