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This is a forum for anyone keeping Haworthia, Gasteria, Poellnitzia or Astroloba. We would love to see some discussion of soil mixes, fertilizer recipes, favorite mail order suppliers, how you house your collections (greenhouse versus windowsill versus outdoors) or anything else succulent related.




Haworthia springbokvlakensis at Famille Prud'homme

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Update 5 and Haworthia Supplement.
In the C&SJ (USA) Vol. 81. No 5 there is a review of the Haworthia Supplement which is causing some questions about Bayer's Update 5 recently published by
Posted - Sun Nov 1, 2009 11:42 am
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Hi Breck, As far as I can tell there are different varieties of turface used for different purposes. Turface MVP has the largest partical size of calcined
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Hello all,my name is Ashraf ,from Libya . I am collector cacti and succulent plants.
Posted - Fri Oct 30, 2009 9:01 pm
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just a guess--since turface was intended, among other things, to help dry wet spots on ball fields, it might be 'most valuable player'.. cohan ... [Non-text
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... Breck, Turface is produced in various particle sizes. As far as I can tell, MVP is simply a product identifier used to distinguish it from other Turface
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