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    My OH bought a bag of this compost for his own plants (B&Q multipurpose was apparently not good enough for them ), but it seems very heavy, like clay. It has big stones in it, and seems much worse than the aforementioned B&Q compost I gto for my seedlings.

    Is it normally like this? Is it a good thing?
    Gayle

    Container gardening this year, bring on the Spring!

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    Yes it contains a more than 50% loam so it will appear like soil. It's for general potting up of plants into bigger pots (such as house plants). I wouldn't use it for seedlings.
    Mark

    Vegetable Kingdom blog

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      I prefer to use John Innes compost but it shouldn't have stones in it. I would take it back and complain.
      Gardening requires a lot of water - most of it in the form of perspiration. Lou Erickson, critic and poet

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