This is in answer to Angel Cooper about the best mix to use for seed starting. I always use Pro-Mix by Premier (www.premierhort.com). Any good soilless mix will do but this is what my local Garden supply carries. Look for a mix that isn't pre-wet because you pay a lot for water and it's heavier. You also get more for your money if you buy it by the bail instead of loose. Look for a mix that is mostly peat moss with some vermiculite, limestone and maybe a wetting agent. I would never buy one that contained fertilizer because you don't know what you're getting. Add your own dilute solution of high phosphorus fertilizer after the first true leaves appear to help the roots get established.A good mix will have few if any large sticks and will have a even consistency. Joe Chilihead # 105 and # 1020 __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Auctions - Buy the things you want at great prices. http://auctions.yahoo.com/