Hard Red Ball Soil 2L Fired Hard Succulent Cactus Caudex Plant Fine Grain 0089

Please understand that the price reflects the significant increase in shipping costs, soil ingredients, and packaging materials. I also spend considerable time and effort sifting and removing fine particles from the soil.

If you wish to purchase 4 or more types of soil, please use the Bulk Order option. I will cover the shipping costs via courier service. For orders of 1-3 types, please purchase them individually.
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Before listing, I carefully remove dust using a screen and then sift through a fine mesh, taking great care and time.
Please understand that some straw or other materials used during the high-temperature firing process of the Akadama soil may not be completely removed.
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[Particle Size] As shown in the image
Available in hard fine and small grain sizes!

?Hard Fired Akadama Soil (fine grain, small grain, medium grain)
?Hard Hyugatsuchi (small grain, fine grain)
?Hard Domestic Zeolite (small grain)
?Super Hard Kanuma Soil (small grain)
?Obsidian Perlite
And more! I offer high-quality soil ingredients that are hard to find in stores. ??
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I grow caudex plants and use these soils mixed in or as top dressing.

This is a premium Akadama soil, fired at over 1300℃, which is significantly harder than the inexpensive Akadama soil found at home centers.

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[Features of Hard Fired Akadama Soil]
?Each particle is much harder than regular Akadama soil.
?It is easy to manage as the particles do not easily lose their shape.
?The hardness does not change even when wet, and the particles are very resistant to crumbling.

[Notes]
?Liters refer to volume, not weight.
?Please refrain from storing in hot and humid places.
?While this product is intended for cacti, succulents, caudex, Pachypus, Horridus, Echeveria, Haworthia, Euphorbia, Agave, etc., it can be safely used for bonsai, houseplants, wild plants, home gardens, gardening, and plants in general.

Immediate purchase is welcome. (^^)
Please note that price reductions are not accepted.