Re: [CH] Potting Mix

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Hi Rob,
   Boy, your an early bird! Just checked USDA Plant Hardiness Map for KY and
it's zone 5 to zone 6. I'm zone 6a in MA & I'll be starting long season
peppers in Feb.! Hope you've got some kind of lighting system to keep
seedlings green.
     To answer your question, I used Miracle-Gro Potting Mix this spring &
was very pleased with results. Ain't cheap but all I did was water peppers
when needed & had great plants/peppers all season. Everybody who saw them
me on what a great gardener I was.
   Hope this helps,
       Paul (The NorthEast ChileMan)
PS Bought mine at Home Depot.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Robert Pace" <chronos@eastky.net>
Sent: Monday, 26 November, 2001 10:25 PM
Subject: [CH] Potting Mix


> Are they any particular potting mix which works better for hot peppers?  I
> am raising Balada and Indian PC1, am going to start the seeds tomorrow on
my
> monitor for heat supply.
> Rob
> Harlan, KY

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