Soooooooo?????????!!!!!!!!!...... I was surprised to see what has gotten so much attention on GW. This does not look or feel like soil. I will be looking forward to seeing the results and if this is something I will like to incorporate into my indoor gardening therapy. If I were a plant, I am not sure I would like my roots to be in this type of mix. If I find that this is as incredible as everyone else does, will I have to place pots of light rich black soil around my indoor garden so that I can stick my fingers in from time to time.

I must admit Al, my first thought was to mix this with a bag of my favorite potting mix to make the water flow thru it. But I won't of course and will be looking for epsom salts and the right kind of fertilizer.

So thanks so much Al. I'm excited to see the results.

Ddiane

You might want to stick a wick in your pots (through bottom) at first, until you get the feel for how often to water. The top will look/feel dry at times, but often there is still lots of water in the soil, You can use the wick to test for dampness & then water when it feels dry. It IS different, I know, but I think you're going to love how easy it is to keep the salt levels down. Because it doesn't hold perched water, you'll also be able to pretty much water on a schedule if you want - something you can't do with a more water-retentive soil w/o risking consequence.

I just hope you like it, though you probably won't get to see the best results until plants start growing again in earnest, come spring.

TTYL, Al