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RE: CYPRESS MULCH vs COCONUT COIR

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Posted by: tortlemon at Tue Oct 28 05:19:33 2008  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by tortlemon ]  
   

I've used cypress for a decade or more for hatchlings through adults and have never had a problem. Holds moisture well and needs minimal clean up. The little bugs find their way into anything, but seem to do no harm, in fact they help break down the tort waste and veggie waste into mulch.








   

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