- Sat Aug 22, 2020 7:48 pm
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Seems like ping rock planters are all the rage right now and I'm jumping on the bandwagon. I was lucky to find this beautiful rock in my front yard. As you can see it's very hole-y so there's plenty of spots to plant in. My guess is that this is a type of limestone judging by the holes but I'm not 100% sure. If anyone is a geology buff, let me know! I have no idea what the wicking properties of this rock are so I put the water line fairly high. I'll adjust accordingly once I see how wet or dry it gets.
I recently purchased a P. laueana and P. kondoi/reticulata. Would they be fine in a well draining mix on this rock? Some of these holes are fairly deep so they're almost like little pots. Also thinking of getting P. rotundiflora as well. I feel like all the shades of red, white, and pink in their flowers would really go well together.
I recently purchased a P. laueana and P. kondoi/reticulata. Would they be fine in a well draining mix on this rock? Some of these holes are fairly deep so they're almost like little pots. Also thinking of getting P. rotundiflora as well. I feel like all the shades of red, white, and pink in their flowers would really go well together.