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Stone Eater's v1.0 GI After hanging in his study

Stone Eater's v1.0 GI After hanging in his studyWe are happy to introduce our new Cactus & Succulent mix: Stone Eater's CREATE THE CONDITIONS The vast majority of desert plants are "stone eaters" they don't like organic based dirt, they like minerals. Xeric plants live amongst boulders and rocks, in sand, on cliff faces, in lava fields, etc., to be close to their favorite food stone. Stone Eater's, because desert plants eat rocks not dirt Components: Arcosa Granite Calcined Clay Zeolite Pine Bark

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After hanging in his study for decades

A thorough study by Lewis Leonard Forman considered many characters and could only tentatively conclude that it should belong in Bursereae

but what do they know

Sun Exposure: Full sun to part shade

Stone Eater's v1.0 GI After hanging in his studyWe are happy to introduce our new Cactus & Succulent mix: Stone Eater's CREATE THE CONDITIONS The vast majority of desert plants are "stone eaters" they don't like organic based dirt, they like minerals. Xeric plants live amongst boulders and rocks, in sand, on cliff faces, in lava fields, etc., to be close to their favorite food stone. Stone Eater's, because desert plants eat rocks not dirt Components: Arcosa Granite Calcined Clay Zeolite Pine Bark

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