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Forum: Hypertufa and ConcreteReplies: 7, Views: 114
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ridesredmule
Barnesville, GA
(Zone 8b)

June 15, 2009
02:28 PM

Post #6691166

Is the drying time a little longer for the hyper turfa than it is for cement. I made one yesterday afternoon and it still feels moist. I made the one with the 1cup cement, 1 cup perlite and 1 cup peat. I am going to try to be patient and give it another day or two. May have to try another "recipe" to see if it works better after I unmold it. I am too eager. The cement seems more dry than the turfa, that is why I ask. I bet if I turn it over(the turfa) it is going to be nothing but crumbles. Can't wait...

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