bulbs now and indoor gro light

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• Subject: bulbs now and indoor gro light
• From: J* K* <j*@typhoon.gsfc.nasa.gov>
• Date: Wed, 9 Apr 1997 15:30:33 -0400 (EDT)

 Hi,

 My curiosity made me to try the mail order in a garden magazine and they
mailed me these living things: lily of the valleys, carnations, canterbry
bell, and sweet lavender with their roots, begonia and peacock orchid
in bulbs, and finally wild flower and forget-me-not seeds.  I live now in
a flat w/o much sun even though I move to my new townhouse in May.
I bought couple of gro lights (they are expensive!) and planted the above
last night but I am not sure whether I am doing the right thing especially
the bulbs.  Should I start the bulbs in water first or wait until I move
and plant them in the backyard ?  Some of the plants are quite dry and
I wonder if they would survive... How much gro lights should I give them
a day ?   the temperatures ?   Can I burn them ?  I used premium pot mix
for seed germination etc.  I think the drainage is good.
Thanks much.

 Jae.
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  Jae-Hoon Kim (jkim@typhoon.gsfc.nasa.gov)  |---OO
  Code 913, Laboratory for Atmospheres       C    >
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