Potting Mix Qualities and The Importance of Drainage | Propagation Part 2 @CharlesDowding1nodig
Potting Mix Qualities and The Importance of Drainage | Propagation Part 2  @CharlesDowding1nodig
Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
My small module cells are ideal for potting mix that is dense and full of nutrients. Whereas the same compost in larger boxes performs less well. The older plants have been in those trays since October.

I compare dense homemade compost, mushroom compost (new and six-month old), peat-free vs peat-based, and show why drainage and vermiculite matter in larger containers.

You can buy the module trays from containerwise in the UK youtu.be/GmWsM7odmkE
And this page has worldwide stockists charlesdowding.co.uk/blogs/no-dig-resources/recommended-products

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