Type of Substrate For A Planted Terrarium

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Hi guys. What type of substrate is the best and cheapest for planting a terrarium? I am trying to plant pothos and might get some other type of plants. I want the substrate to be able to grow both plants and be safe for the salamander in it. I also have a big bag of eco earth and I want to use that to mix with the potential substrate too to not waste it.
 
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