Thanks all Yall. Now to get my plant collection back.up to.snuff!

its amazing the amount of clay out there. thanks for the point in the right direction.
does it matter when looking for air dry or kiln fire

I've serched what feels like all over the internet looking to see if anyone sells clay as a soil amendment. they sell clay to eat but not to mix with dirt....and potters clay for the hobby store seems to have more then just clay in it. like oils to help it not harden fast or some such is what the gu...

horray for wet spot and their newsletter is very informative an full of pretty pictures

its funny to me just getting into the plant collectorieness that all the plant names are...are so...highschool. foolish me

Edit: oh and hello forum!