Jungle Soil 500cc
€3.49
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The substrate of the jungles, its moisture retention capacity is very high and oxygenates very well, ideal for making a thin layer so that the springtails can bury themselves in it. Ants from high humidity gradients love this substrate.
The substrate of the jungles, its moisture retention capacity is very high and oxygenates very well, ideal for making a thin layer so that the springtails can bury themselves in it. Ants from high humidity gradients love this substrate.
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