cat litter

[jeff 2]

Bonjour

have you ever used this kind of substrate ( cat litter ,non agglomerating and unscented) in mix for all the ping calcicolous ?

I would like to have your experiences Returns.

merci

jeff

 

[nimbulan]

I was unaware that cat litter could be used as a calcium source. Over at pinguicula.org they list "marly calcareous detritus" as a soil ingredient for many species but never specify what they use to fill that requirement.

 

[jeff 2]

Bonjour

I use the litter for cats especially for attapulgite it contains, in fact it is its absorbent property that interests me.

of course I use it , in mix with other things.

jeff

 

[Zath]

I was going to try kitty litter once upon a time, but the only non-scented, natural stuff I could find was made of a soft clay. After a soak in a dish overnight, it turned to mud by just squeezing it between your fingers. Good test to do with any litter brand if you're unsure whether it's suitable as a soil component or not.

 

[carnigrower01]

I've just started trying out some pings in 100% tesco low dust cat litter, so far they seem to like it

Mark

 

[pearldiver]

Some new cat litter at the grocery store turns to a white mush. You want the older type grey-yellow clay, non clumping and non scented as mentioned above.
That has worked best for me.

 

[jimscott]

I have used what is called APS, suggested by some hobbyists. I thought it was good, at first, but later on it wasn't as effective. It's a clayey medium.

 

[jeff 2]

I use this cat litter with pouzzolane-vermiculite-river sand -etc not pur .
I humidify it just by capillarity

jeff