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So I've had my Sheldon for about three years. When I first came to the forum I did a search and "Miracle Gro peat moss" was said to be fine. I've been using it ever since with no problem. My father one time brought me a large bag of an organic kind but when I opened it-it was like sand. I live in New England so in winters with old heating systems the house gets extremely dry and humidity has been an issue so wet peat moss helps greatly. Adding water to already sandy peat moss doesn't do much
So he took that and used the organic in his garden. He was recently told that LOWES and Home Depot are no longer selling Miracle Gro peat moss because of some issue, so he got "Sta Green peat moss." The Sta Green peat moss says "with fertilizer" I know Miracle Gro has some in it but it's different. Is this Sta Green okay to use?
Just as an added note, every time I mention trouble with humidity I get tons of suggestions about humidity. While I appreciate them, I've read this forum for three years now and already know and have tried everything. My question is NOT about humidity it is about substrate. Thanks
So he took that and used the organic in his garden. He was recently told that LOWES and Home Depot are no longer selling Miracle Gro peat moss because of some issue, so he got "Sta Green peat moss." The Sta Green peat moss says "with fertilizer" I know Miracle Gro has some in it but it's different. Is this Sta Green okay to use?
Just as an added note, every time I mention trouble with humidity I get tons of suggestions about humidity. While I appreciate them, I've read this forum for three years now and already know and have tried everything. My question is NOT about humidity it is about substrate. Thanks