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    Re: Eco Earth Bricks- Too Humid!

    Quote Originally Posted by Deborah View Post
    With that kind of substrate you need to prepare in in a tub (better than in a bucket due to floor space) and once it is prepared and broke down you need to let it dry, I usually recommend to prepare it 5 to 7 days in advance to give enough time for it to dry out.
    Oh ok! That's where I went wrong, I just set it right in . Is it still usable or will I have to change it again?
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