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That is awesome! !! Looks like your going to busy for awhile! !!!
Is your Cuiro De Bou among them?Scott - Colorado Springs, CO - Zone 4/5 (Depending on the year) - Elevation 6266ft
βThough the problems of the world are increasingly complex, the solutions remain embarrassingly simple.β β Bill Mollison
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Originally posted by jmaler View PostWhat a nice Christmas present. Hopefully in a year or two you will make some of these new varieties avilable to us on ebay.
I never hold anything back. Forum members though don't need to go the Ebay route with me if they don't want to. Pm's work fine and I don't mind Ebay losing their 10% cut and they end up being cheaper with no auction competition so we both win.Cutting sales will start Tuesday Nov 1 at 9:00 eastern
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And here we go!!!
$1.00 BOB!!!!!!πZone 5 Chicago IL Wish list:
1) Rest peacfully Amico Bello Buddy πΌπΌ.
2) This weeks ebay auctions.
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Inkfin,
Blueberries are harder, they are patented and the University of Florida means it when they say they will go after anyone selling their varieties. I have a non prop agreement on file with them.....and I have no desire to have them come after me so.......Cutting sales will start Tuesday Nov 1 at 9:00 eastern
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Wow, that's great. And very generous of the person who sent it.
Wills, you don't clean your cuttings -- does that mean you don't use a humidity bin either? Don't remember if you've ever posted about your own rooting set up.Sarah
Bay Area, CA (zone: 9B)
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Originally posted by Taverna78 View PostAnd here we go!!!
$1.00 BOB!!!!!!π
Has bidding on this box started already? I'll go $20.Don - OH Zone 6a Wish list: Verdolino, Black Celeste
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Originally posted by sarahkt View PostWow, that's great. And very generous of the person who sent it.
Wills, you don't clean your cuttings -- does that mean you don't use a humidity bin either? Don't remember if you've ever posted about your own rooting set up.
Miss Sarah,
It means I am too busy (read that as too lazy) to clean them, I do think it is a good idea though. Just that box from one friend was over 300 cuttings. I do not use a humidity bin, I find the transition out of it too hard on the plants and too time consuming. But you have to remember I am in Florida so the native humidity here even in winter is very different than a lot of the country. I root them inside then they go outside in to a propagation room where the humidity and temperature is controlled then in the greenhouse. Last year was a mess.....first year using coir and I got it too wet. This year we shall seePersonally on a smaller scale I love the way Hershell does it with his "figerator" He is a redneck engineer of the highest order.
Cutting sales will start Tuesday Nov 1 at 9:00 eastern
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I visited Florida (Orlando) once a long time ago and the humidity did not agree with me. To someone from a dry desert zone, it felt like it would not be unlike living in a humidity bin year-round. Wouldn't wonder if you don't need a bin!
Though, seems like there's been good success with foregoing the bin and just waxing the tops and covering the top areas in Parafilm. I'm currently doing both at once but I agree weaning off high humidity is a pain. Think I'll try without the bin with the next batch of cuttings.
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Come on funny man. Show you figerator please! Is like a Kegorator. Dispense beer. Yous dispense Figs ? Ahahaha!!!!ππ½ππΌZone 5 Chicago IL Wish list:
1) Rest peacfully Amico Bello Buddy πΌπΌ.
2) This weeks ebay auctions.
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