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Garden Chestnut Hull Substrate Bioactive Terrarium Packager
Collect spiky sweet chestnut hulls from garden ground, crack them into coarse drainage pieces, and package terrarium substrate.
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Why it's left-field
Indoor plant lovers buy bags of broken spiky chestnut hulls gathered off your garden ground to place at the bottom of bioactive glass terrariums.
How it works
- 1Collect fallen sweet chestnut hulls from beneath garden trees in autumn.
- 2Crush hard empty shells into 1cm coarse chips using a hand mallet in a garden shed.
- 3Bag clean chestnut hull drainage chips into kraft paper pouches for terrarium hobbyists.
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