Re: trays, peat pots, APS units

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• Date: Sun, 05 Oct 1997 21:20:27 -0400
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>I have been seeing these APS units which seem to bring the whole setup
>to a simple science. Does anyone have any knowledge of these? are they
>worth the price? What are some propagation setups you use that seem
>successful?

Darin,

I happen to love those APS units, mainly because of the fact they don't have
to be watered every day. The seed-starting mix stays evenly moist, but that
can be a drawback (some seeds tend to rot if they don't dry out a little
between waterings). Instead of buying APS units from Gardener's Supply Co.
(I bet that's where you saw them), I buy a cheaper clone at the local
K-Mart. Original price on them was $7.99, but at the end of this season,
they were on sale for $2.99.
Ranger Bob
culler@tricon.net

"If we aren't supposed to eat animals, why are they made of meat?"

• Re: trays, peat pots, APS units
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