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"SASE"-D. capensis 'Albino'
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They are all gone right now.
But, I may have more in a few weeks, so stay tuned.
Besides, that list isn't current. Two pages from this there is the last updated list with 24 slots and all of them full.
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I'm REALLY sorry about that.
Next time, rinse your peat and sterilize your media in the microwave...and don't keep it so wet!!!
You should probably try running water through the containers. Maybe that will get rid of some of the nutrients the mold is feeding on. You've got to do it really slow and carefully though.
You could also repot some of the seedlings.
Here is your plan:
SAVE AT LEAST TWO SEEDLINGS. GET ONE MATURE PLANT AT LEAST!
I'm sure you can find a way to save one or two. You can propagate from a mature plant. If that fails, you might be able to get more seed from me or another forum member. You could also try leaf cuttings. I'm sure somebody would send you some.
But, I may have more in a few weeks, so stay tuned.
Besides, that list isn't current. Two pages from this there is the last updated list with 24 slots and all of them full.
---------- Post added at 03:45 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:30 PM ----------
I'm REALLY sorry about that.
Next time, rinse your peat and sterilize your media in the microwave...and don't keep it so wet!!!
You should probably try running water through the containers. Maybe that will get rid of some of the nutrients the mold is feeding on. You've got to do it really slow and carefully though.
You could also repot some of the seedlings.
Here is your plan:
SAVE AT LEAST TWO SEEDLINGS. GET ONE MATURE PLANT AT LEAST!
I'm sure you can find a way to save one or two. You can propagate from a mature plant. If that fails, you might be able to get more seed from me or another forum member. You could also try leaf cuttings. I'm sure somebody would send you some.
Ooooo Can I be number 1?
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Chomp: Of course it's ok. You must just follow the rules (a little different than the normal SASE) and that means you PM me for my address! (hint hint)
If you already have my address than you don't need to of course. Didn't think of that.
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Chomp: Of course it's ok. You must just follow the rules (a little different than the normal SASE) and that means you PM me for my address! (hint hint)
If you already have my address than you don't need to of course. Didn't think of that.
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Whoops, I would like two sets, going out in mail today, thanks SDCPs.
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Got my seeds today SDCPs, thanks again for making this possible.
If the fungus/mold that is growing on your media is killing your seedlings, sprinkling a fine dusting of RootShield®, then lightly mist it into the soil surface can help protect seedlings, it is available from Gardener's Supply (where I get mine - there are other sources, too). It is a fungus, Trichoderma harzianum, that eats other harmful fungus and forms a protective symbiosis with plant roots.
I've had good results when using this product, and I can recommend it for use with Cephalotus, Drosera, Pinguicula, and Sarracenia. If it is incorporated into the media, prior to planting it should provide a better benefit. It works better as a preventative, rather than a cure.
I've had good results when using this product, and I can recommend it for use with Cephalotus, Drosera, Pinguicula, and Sarracenia. If it is incorporated into the media, prior to planting it should provide a better benefit. It works better as a preventative, rather than a cure.
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