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    Not to get involved in the debate of whether pine is a good substrate or not; I'm a botanist and my work centers around trees. Yes, pines do have essential oils and resins that could probably be considered irritants, but at nowhere near the concentration that cedars do (this is one reason pines decompose so much more quickly than cedars). I just personally wouldn't recommend pine because I've never used it.
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