My hen and chicks are in a big rock with holes all over. A lot of the holes are now filled with black dry leaves-my question is should I clean those out and maybe put potting soil in there so the chicks can spread to these spots??
Thanks,
Judy
Question About Black Hens And Chicks
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Answer #1 · Brent Wilson's Answer · Hi Judy - Removing the leaves and filling filling the holes in the rocks with a sandy potting soil, top soil, or native soil sounds like a good idea to me if you want the hens and chicks to spread to these spots. Just make sure the soil you use is well-draining.
Let me know if you have any further questions.
Brent)
Let me know if you have any further questions.
Brent)
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