They sell it home depot and lowes too. It's a course soil with good aeration and fast draining, it dries out pretty quick. I live in SoCal so easy to find, we got cactus everywhere. I know alotta peeps shy away from miracle gro but they make some, as well as, there is cactus/ succulent mix too, made by different company.
Thank you for the info. I will need to research how that works on a in a pot outdoor grow. I grow outdoors and always looking for another thing I can maybe try. It may drain too fast for outdoors in a 25-gallon pot.
I've got plumeria trees in pots in the exact same mix. I water'em once a week and it stays over a hundred this time year. Of course they are in the shade. I would think you'd be ok, but understand your caution. You could always grab a plant you don't like and see how it does in the 25 mix.
I see it as a meditation that's a cure for poor or inexperienced waterers. That can include myself at any moment.
On my solo grow they have drippers but they blast out at feed time.
Glad to help! I had that post deleted so that no one took it seriously.
It didn't generate the conversation I was hoping for so I figured we should just move on. I'll get to the quotes and other news later today.Yeah.
People aren't used to you fucking around.
Glad I got to enjoy it before it was removed.
Too funny!
Alas, twere no such sciences. 
Well I guess my attempt at satire went over like a lead balloon.
I do not actually recommend putting any leaf-chewing insects on your plants at any time! Carry on with what you were doing...
I wasn't going to argue with you 
So you're just adding enough water to keep it wettish rather than getting runoff? Because if you're watering to runoff it doesn't matter why you're doing it, you're still pushing any old nutes and used ions out of the coco with each watering.
Thanks sb! She just landed about 45minutes ago.
Whatever works for you Captain! Dani taught me that.
I have neither the patience nor time in the mornings to water my soil slowly and I do okay. I put in half whatever it's getting, do something else for a few minutes, and then dump in the rest close to the areas where the outside of the pot is not wet yet. When I had more plants and they were in 10 gallon pots, I would just dump 2 gallons in and move on!
I stopped watering the outside edges and I found the water would move there within a few minutes.
America is just the best!
You have too many plants and too few hands to hand water your crop.
Amazing that you can go that long without watering in cactus soil, particularly out in the desert heat!
Plant looks great sb! I'm glad it took its time moving into flower for you.
A meditation for retired folks! It was a time suck I didn't have time for.
Gotta love that coco that doesn't care how fast or how much! Only your wallet takes the hit.
Even during lockdown I didn't take more time watering. Also, I feel like the faster you water the more oxygen gets sucked down to the roots.
As in!
I didn't see the adults hanging around so they have a different parenting style from us, but I did see an enormous grasshopper this morning (the body was close to 6" long) so maybe they were grasshopper babies?
Nah, just misdirected satire.Tease! lol CL
Thanks Grateful, but that was my last attempt. I'll be the SOP Shed from now on unless I tell you up front!
Science? Anecdote for the win.
Damn, that would have been fun though....
LOLOLOLOL!
