Seedling progress...
10 years ago
Good morning, On 7-27 I planted 15 seeds, 10 are pinks and 5 are red. The reds are from Ed V. through Sandy and the pinks are from Sandy's plant. They started to sprout in 2 days and now, day 11, the final red started. (100% gemination). The substrate is a 1:1:1 mix pumice/#2 cherrystone/zeolite. So far that mix has been quite successful for me, almost impossible to over water. After sprouting, the are watered with 1/8 tsp. 9-3-6, and 1/8 tsp. Pro-TeKt per gallon of tap water.
I would like to thank Sandy and Ed V. for the opportunity to grow their seeds.
Thank you, Joe
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joe (Wisconsin USA)Original Author