@gingersaffronapricat @zd9
Check your coir source. Some sources use salt water in the processing.
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@Twanquility @emuspawn I grew it one year started from seed. Dont do that. Get a jump by buying some and re-rooting it. I was pretty pathetic and frail from seed even in the second year.
@evasive_chimpanzee @Hideakikarate
Colorado?
2·3 months ago@SchmidtGenetics @BuckFutter we get them along the foothills of the colorado Rockies where i have lived most of my life things are changing though we are 2 zones warmer than in the 1’960"s.
@SaveTheTuaHawk @YaDownWitCPP that will change out of necessity in the near future. There has always been a garden in my life and the deformed were always eaten.
@gingersaffronapricat @zd9
Also I learned that as a general rule coir disintegrated faster than peat.