Re: [CH] Re: WWW comment page
Michael Bailes (frgntgar@ozemail.com.au)
Wed, 3 Feb 1999 18:38:29 +1100
At 8:31 AM +0000 1/2/99, Andrew Healy wrote:
>A>> the_comments_are_: Early Scotch Bonnet seeds, from Simpson's seeds,
>>>do very well. To aid germination use a mild bleach wash.
>
>>Hello Andrew. I agree. The bleach softens the hard seed casing making
>>germination easier. Under tray heating is also a boon.
>
><G.Caselton>
>
>Has anyone tried to compare the fertilising propertiews of chemicals (e.g.
>Miracle Gro) with natural sources (e.g. Pigeon droppings) ?
>
>That which doesn't kill us, makes us strong ! <Nietzsche>
>
> Andrew Healy
Thre is aseed discussion list which goes into this and more
> Welcome to Propagation Mailing list
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> This mailing list is provided to educate members on propagating
> plants. You may ask "What type of plants?" Well, we will cover all types
> of plant propagation such as; seed germination, leaf/root cuttings, hard
>wood
> cuttings and the type of equipment or chemicals to achieve propagation.
>
> Now I confess, I am no expert in understanding all the issues of
> propagation or understanding each species per there Latin name, but with new
> members, each one can provide their knowledge due to practical experience.
> The goal of the mailing list is to provide an avenue to educate the members
> in successful propagation techniques. The mailing list will not be limited
> to any specific family of plants. I hope you will join the mailing list and
> enjoy the vast education you will gain towards propagating plants. I know
> there will be a differences of opinions, so please be nice a suggest your
> opinion in a professional manner.
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> CAUTION: This is not a mailing list to find seed sources.
> I am totally against this. If you know the propagation process of a
> plant and are looking for a seed source, then it is ok to ask for the
> seed as long as you state the propagation process.
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> SAVE THIS POSTING FOR REFERENCE. I WILL NOT HAVE THE TIME TO UNSUBSCRIBE
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> See this URL for further details: http://www.eskimo.com/~mcalpin/seed.html
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> Well, enough of this, lets start learning the process of propagation.
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> Duncan McAlpine
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Michael Bailes.
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