Broken Brick
Broken brick peices are large inorganic chunks that are ideal to provide support for orchids grown in large vanda baskets. Broken brick is popular in wet climates for its modest moisture retention properties. Broken brick can be used to provide weight in the bottom of a pot, and to aid drainage in much the same way that chards of broken clay pots would be. For terrestrial orchids, layer peat, coir or soilless mix on top of broken brick for drainage.
Broken Brick
See also:
- Aerolite
- Aliflor - Small
- Aliflor - Medium
- Broken Brick
- Cedar
- Charcoal - Small
- Charcoal - Medium
- Charcoal - Large
- Cobblestone
- Coconut Husk Chips - Shredded
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- Coconut Husk Fiber
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- Cork - Large
- Coir
- Cypress
- Diatomite - Small
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- Fir bark - Large
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- Metro Mix 380 (with Coir)
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- Volcanic Rock - Medium
- Volcanic Rock - Large
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