Is beach sand coarse sand?
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Mar 15, 2022 - 10:17 AM
No. Beach sand is very fine and because of that, makes for a poor addition to soil. Not only is beach sand usually covered in sea salt but it can clump around a plants roots, preventing it from taking up any water.
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Chain Plant (Callisia navicularis) (previously Tradescantia) (Hunt): A creeping, trailing house plant that can develop fun colors. The boat-shaped leaves give it its name and change color depending on light exposure. Keep your plant in a sunny spot to get vibrant pink and magenta tones. It grows spr...
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