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Originally Posted by sirdoofus
Thank you, I will take a look through his posts.
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Hector uses a sandy mix to propagate his newly received rhizomes.
Once the plants get sorted out the plant gets planted in the sandy southern tropical soil.
Here is a link to Hector's propagation pics.
All materials are purchased at the local brick-and-mortar store.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/151124777@N03
For indoor growing, you will need a lighter medium skip the sand in your mix, and create a traditional mix with lighter properties.
Here is a link with some takeaways from using a traditional customizable mix.
All guesswork has been removed.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/hostaf...57659727243221
Perlite
Peat moss or well-aged bark
Pine fines-optional
Even more important is the lighting and temperature of the planned indoor growing area.
Without the correct environment, the soil is meaningless.