-Hello all well the great overpotting experiment has not gotten off to a great start. Unfortunately I believed the weatherman when he said low eighties instead of middle nineties add to my forgeting to vent the saran wrap and well did anyone here ever do the cook out thing in Boy Scouts with the tin foil. The poor little seedlings never stood a chance. But never fear I am going to try again I am hardening off some seedlings in my East window to be put out in a week or two. I am hoping that since El Nino seems to have cut off all our rain this year that we will be even more Arid than normal and hopefully the experiment will work. Lastly how do other members on the list move there plant seedlings from flourescents to full sun. I am planning a week or so in my east window which is my afternoon money maker and at the same time begin removing the ziploc bags that so far have made most of the seed sowing a cinch. then pot them up into the ten gallon and place on the west side of the back yard which is shaded most of the afternoon but gets bright sun from about 4pm on. Then as the summer wears on introduce them to more and more sun light. Are pelargoniums lovers of full all day bright sun. Also I am using a sand and cactus and succulent soil mix for the potting about how much should be sand percentage wise. Would people on the list recommend perlite instead of sand I was considering pumice but the cost of $10 a bag is very prohibitive.