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Mossdale Militia Fishing Club

An on and off line fishing club for the California Delta

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Coconut coir vs. peat plugs???

I have a question about coconut coir seed starting plugs, do they work? Here are my observations from my kitchen counter and I was wondering if anybody else has had the same experiences... I started my tomato seeds in 3 different mediums and 2 differen

Rabbit mixed with Pine Pellets?

I found a local rabbit breeder that will let me get some poo for fertilizer but she mixes pine pellets in to it. Neither of us are sure if it would be a bad thing. I know pine can kill everything but with the pellets I don't know their pH levels. Any

Transplanting with peat pellets..

I have thought about this but never asked. I just saw another thread suggesting this, so now I will ask...lol. Those little peat pellets seem like ideal seed starters. I used them last year and liked them. However, I had a number of problems before

Peat Pots and Peat Pellets

I'm interested to know how other folks deal with transplants started in peat pots or pellets. I've always been under the impression that you had to cut up the sides to prevent root binding. Does anyone just plant them in the ground as is??

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