weedstoner420
Well-Known Member
Wetting agents are convenient, but you don't really need them to rehydrate soil that's become hydrophobic.It would cost an arm and a leg to get yucca sent here from a place like Build-A-Soil, I can't find anything local in South Australia.......should i just buy a wetting agent at my local garden store ?
If you're in containers that you can lift up, just set them in a tray of water for a couple hours, or until they stop soaking it up. If not, you can take a chopstick or bbq skewer and poke a bunch of holes in the soil, going down as far as your can, and water very veryyy slowly so that it can evenly distribute, then give it a couple hours to absorb whatever runoff results from that process.