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Pics-venus and N Ventricosa Troubles - Carnivorous Plants Forum - GardenWeb
... they recover. the flytrap can use a water tray below its container to keep its soil moist. just used peatmoss+perlite for these plants ... yeah about water... flytraps drink like crazy. Buy some of those disposable tupperware containers and put your pot in one, keep at least half ... incredible amounts of light. They don't relish sitting in a container of water, but this species can tolerate it. They do ...
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Rooting Roses using Softwood Cuttings
... end in wet paper towel and placing it in an air tight container such as a ziplock baggie or a tupperware container. Actually, you can root roses from those in a bouquet - that ...
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CHARMnRON SEED GERMINATION
... tupperware container that has a tight lid. I pour the remaining water into the Tupperware container and close the lid tightly. I use the Tupperware container as a backup for two reasons - 1) just in case any of the little bags leak - if they do, it will make no difference as the water is filling the container ... needed for good germination. Place container in a sunny south window ...
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Marigold
... cornmeal in a bowl. Use a tupperware container or box just a little bigger than the flowers. Pour some of the mixture into the bottom of the container, add the flowers, and then ... dehydrated. Related Links Annuals Index Page Biennials Bulbs Perennials Wildflowers Herbs Index Page Companion Planting Container Planting Shop Message Board Gardens Ablaze Home Gardens Ablaze E-Mail Home Link To Us ...
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Rob's page for Seed-starting
... fridge has no room for such frills, but all my baggies fit in a single tupperware container. If you like to keep records and statistics of germination rates and yields, the baggy ... short-viable seeds, which I stick in a corner of the fridge (in the same tupperware container as my cold-stratifying baggies). Is this real seed? When you buy seed from commercial ...
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Starting seeds with baggies and filters
... other hand, is a great place to provide the cold stage. I keep an upright Tupperware container in the fridge that holds all the baggies of seeds that are undergoing their cold ... to take action after germination. And then... Once the seedlings are in a soil-holding container of some sort, the baggy method has officially come to an end - they are now ...
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Vanilla pompona page 3
... (but when they're yellow and softening). I'm also keeping the pods in the Tupperware container (at night) without their terrycloth "blanket." (8-6-99) Here's a wonderful link for ...
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Vanilla pompona page 2
... day to slowly dry, then are wrapped in a blanket and stored in an airtight container at night to sweat. This process is repeated every single day (real dedication!). Our southern ... wrapping the bean in a terry washcloth (dry), then putting that in a small square Tupperware container with a lid on it, which I keep in the kitchen. Right now (6-3 ...
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Squirrel Proof "Treat Your Own" Seed Saver
... in with your favourite seed mix. Small volumes of seed can be treated in a Tupperware container and larger volumes can be treated and stored in a large pail. One 450g bottle ...
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Baggie method alternative? - African Violets Forum - GardenWeb
... 9, 05 at 14:45 Couldn't you just use a big tupperware instead of the baggie method?? I've tried the baggie method ... Wed, May 18, 05 at 23:47 I religiously use a Rubbermaid container dish, with potting medium inside, covered by a sheet of glass. ... get the tallest ones. Stores will occasionally use a lidded clear plastic container for lettuce and other greens, and these work well also. For wick ...
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