Compost Identification - Brand

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    Purchased a few plants/bushes etc from various garden centres.
    Noticed most of the growers use a type of bark in their pots.
    Can anyone name a brand who supplies this type of compost.
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    Looks like the remnants from a chipboard factory.:scratch:
    Its not just a topping is it?
     
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    Not as I've seen, but it is very free draining and holds moisture.
    Also seen some use this media for propagating new plants on YT.
     
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      Post a question on YT and ask them what they are using.
       
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      Its known as Composted Bark ‍♂️
       
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      It doesn't look composted it looks just natural wood chippings.
      I've got some composted bark known as bark fines and it black when wet.
       
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