Originally Posted by
Anonymiss
Currently, J Arthur Bowers Seed & Cutting compost. Previously, Levington's Seed & Cutting compost. I use them all the way through from seed to flower.
They are both very open and free-draining, which provides good oxygenation of the root zone and allows frequent watering, and they have a low nutrient content. which allows me to start feeding earlier and allows more control. The J Arthur Bowers seems to a bit sandier and less fibrous than the Levington's, but I've had good results with both.
If I can't get those then I'll try pretty much any seed and cutting compost, and will try to avoid any of the John Innes mud/loam products.
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