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Akadama (赤玉土, akadamatsuchi, red ball earth) is a
naturally occurring,
granular clay-like
mineral used as soil for
bonsai trees and
other container-grown...
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Akadama (赤玉),
originally Akadama port wine, is a ****anese
sweet red wine
created in 1907 by
Shinjiro Torii, the
founder of Suntory.
Akadama remains po****r...
- wines. In 1907, the
store began selling a
fortified wine
called Akadama Port Wine (
Akadama literally meaning "red ball," a
euphemism for the sun). The store...
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visits his
teacher Professor Akadama, a tengu.
Through Akadama, Yasaburō is
acquainted with Benten, a
human woman whom
Akadama taught to fly like a tengu...
- them in
direct opposition to the
Akadama clan,
whose leader, Kitcho, is the
illegitimate son of
Tesshin Kurou. The
Akadama wish to
expel the
government forces...
- gardens.
Kokedama is also
called poor man's bonsai. It is made of wet
akadama soil and keto (peat)
formed to a ball. The
plant is set into the ball and...
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other soil
products such as for use as
bonsai soil as an
alternative to
akadama. [citation needed]
Montmorillonite is
effective as an
adsorptive of heavy...
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providing plant stock as well. ****anese
bonsai soil components, such as
Akadama clay, are
available worldwide, and
suppliers also
provide similar local...
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Orangina Pepsi Special Ribena Schweppes TEA+
Tennensui V
Spirits Wine
Akadama Delica Maison Château
Lagrange Les
Fiefs de
Lagrange People Nobutada Saji...
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point in time to
create porous, water-retaining pellets.
Varieties such as
akadama, or "red ball" soil, and kanuma, a type of
yellow pumice used for azaleas...
