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Re: African Violets - Rock in the pots
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- Subject: Re: African Violets - Rock in the pots
- From: B* R* <w*@venus.net>
- Date: Fri, 28 Nov 1997 01:35:34 -0500
- Resent-Date: Thu, 27 Nov 1997 22:34:31 -0800
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Neither you or Alex understand the system. The rock is above the saucer
height therefore the water will flow thru the media thru the rock into the
saucer. If you over water it will flow out of the saucer. The media is
never touching the water except when it flows thru. You can not over water
with this method which is the point. Prove it doesn't work. Try it and
argue off line.
>
>Well had you read carefully, you would have noted that I made two points:
>1) That putting rocks in the bottom of a pot retards drainage. That is fact!
>
>2) If the purpose is to increase humidity, your method will work.
>
>Where is the conflict?
>
>John Montgomery
>Monashee Perennials
>Vernon BC Zone 5
"Conflict is as addictive as nicotine, alcohol, drugs, etc.
I'm sorry to report that cooperation is not."
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