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Sat, Mar 26, 11 at 16:41
| Has anyone tried this product for seed starting? I think it is new this year -- new in this area, at least. It would need to be screened since many of the particles are "chunks."
I have had wonderful success using the somewhat pricey coir "plugs" for starting seeds of all types, but have not tried this more economical version -- yet. I also think that it might be great for my "Tumbler" tomatoes in hanging baskets (which always seem to dry out mid-day when they are at peak production).
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| Yes they dry out, especially when gone for the weekend. See link below for a fix. Works even better with Wonder soil. I used these, they work. -Randy |
Here is a link that might be useful: Gardeners Supply
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- Posted by Cathy 7(banglebay@gmail.com) onWed, Jun 1, 11 at 22:26
| Has anyone tried this product in either containers or the ground? And can anyone give me "pros" and "cons" about it? It appears to be eco-friendly but I'm unsure. Thanks! |
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