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  • Facepalm

    SALVOTHESTONEDONE 1 month ago

  • she needs to get back in the kitchen...

    Slavezero9 1 month ago

  • Use a strainer and strain out the fine sand keeping the course sand.

    SurrealAudio 7 months ago

  • cement!! let's start the rotting

    1brixian 7 months ago

  • Mixing fine sand and peat is a great way to make cement for your cacti to thrive in. Take that, roots!

    mrbill1032 7 months ago 2

  • This is hilarious! (Though I feel sorry for her...)

    songweaver4Him 10 months ago 2

  • @songweaver4Him

    She might have felt a little nervious about having a camera pointing towards her. should have been allowed to take 2 or even 3.

    ALNEAL 5 months ago

  • @BloodRedChorizo  AMEM

    janter101087 10 months ago

  • remember guys, never use sea sand, as it contains very high qantity of salt,

    aityadeen123 10 months ago

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    pigknuckles211 1 year ago

  • @pigknuckles211

    I use 1 part peat-based compost, 1 part soil-based compost and 1 part fine grit (not gravel or pea shingle). What would you recommend?

    ALNEAL 5 months ago

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    pigknuckles211 5 months ago

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    pigknuckles211 5 months ago

  • This is aweful. Sand is terrible for making cactus compost, especially when used in large quantities. Also, she's really clumsy. -.-

    RegalisLocustii 1 year ago 11

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    1brixian 1 year ago

  • funny video

    laiminha 1 year ago

  • This is full s H it

    11Kiizu 1 year ago

  • thanks

    9797ivan 2 years ago

  • ¿"expert"? Village

    andresmx0 2 years ago 7

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