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- Akadama vs Turface vs Pumice - Bonsai Nut
Akadama does break down, but it's not exactly the terrible thing that it's made out to be As the roots colonize the pot they grow into the akadama and that extra moisture retention from the broken down akadama is a good thing Plus akadama's ability for the roots to grow through means that more of the space in the pot is available for root growth If you google you can find a Peter Tea blog
- Any recommendations for good akadama? - Bonsai Nut
A reliable brand of Akadama is the double red line in my experience over the past decade There was a period of time when North America was receiving very low quality Akadama and it performed poorly The percentage of Akadama should be adjusted for level of refinement, wether it is deciduous or conifer and just as importantly your climate!
- Possible akadama replacement? - Bonsai Nut
Today at work I got about 4cuft of soil conditioner for free which is 88 percent bentonite and 12 percent quartz I did some research on bentonite and it is a form of clay so I figured I'd try using it in my soil mix next year ad see how to works, who's know it might even replace akadama
- Calcined Clay defined - Bonsai Nut
Akadama and most other calcined clay products comes from Kaolinite clay, the primary component of which is Aluminium Silicate In the case of akadama and other similarly colored calcined clay products, the next most prominent component is Iron Oxide (which gives the product its orange color)
- What brand akadama do you use and how do you like it?
Hello y'all, I've seen a lot of discussion on the use of akadama in soil mixtures, but no one really talks about the differences in quality from the diffrent brands offering it (like Ibaraki, Double Crane, Ryusen, etc etc) Is there a difference in brand, because I'd like to think so One would
- Akadama vs. Pumice vs. Lava Rock - Bonsai Nut
Hi fellow Nuts, I recently ordered some pumice and lava rock from Bonsai Jack and am anxious to get to repotting some Ficus However, I'm a bit uncertain as to the differences between Akadama, pumice, and lava rock They all seem to hold water and increase aeration in the soil, but for what
- Where to source bulk soil? - Bonsai Nut
I'm looking for the best place to source the best cheapest small grain akadama, black lava, and pumice I'd like to buy it in like 50lb or so bags Where do you guys get it like that? There's loads of online bonsai supply places selling it, but it's in small quantities, and cost way too much
- Bonsai Tonight post on akadama and soil mixtures
Granted, soil mixtures vary based on plant species and locations, but he (as well as almost all bonsai professionals and established reputable hobbyists) recommends a mixture of lava, pumice, and akadama
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