Re: [CH] Fatalli Seeds
JohnT (Love2troll@kc.rr.com)
Fri, 17 Mar 2006 13:56:33 -0600
> John -- do you surface sow right into your large black containers?
Matt,
No. My system is a little more complicated than most, but basically use
standard seedling trays with plastic cell tray inserts. I cut out the
individual cells from a second tray and fill with ProMix. Then place
individual cells into uncut cell inserts so can easily move around as
individual plants emerge. Typical lighting system with trays placed on top
of heating pads. Clear vented plastic dome to trap humidity on top o
seedling tray. Clear as mud... right?
Anyways, when a radicle emerges I sprinkle a little soil mix on top and wait
for plant to emerge. My very modest home (raised ranch) has a deck just
off the kitchen and about 10' off the ground. Built a trellis with
removeable shelves
on the north end of deck and when warm enough that is where my seedlings go.
'Clear' plastic tarp material covers deck top and sides so kinda a mini
greenhouse.
jt
----- Original Message -----
From: Matt Evans
To: JohnT ; Chilehead
Sent: Friday, March 17, 2006 12:59 PM
Subject: Re: [CH] Fatalli Seeds
Hi, John --
Thanks for the kind offer, but I actually placed an order with Beth
and she sent me fatalli seeds along with a bunch of other goodies --
all of it excellent so far. She mentioned those yellow habs, but I'm
not sure if I got any of those.
Beth -- how would they have been labeled?
John -- do you surface sow right into your large black containers? Do
you keep them inside until some minimum temperature and then move them
out?
Thanks.
Matt
On 3/17/06, JohnT <Love2troll@kc.rr.com> wrote:
> Matt,
>
> Did you get any seed offers? Unfortunately I didn't save many seeds last
> year, but can offer fatalii seeds from the 2004 Open Fields. And I have a
> few saved seeds from 2005 pods that fellow Rogue pod-heads sent me. The
> Yellow Habs from Beth in Texas were especially good & hot. No idea yet
> how
> well either will germinate. Planted (surface sowed ... that's what I
> do)
> a few seeds ea last Sunday afternoon and so far not so much as a radicle.
>
> And if you or any other chile-head missed the Feb Unwrapped airing of
> "Atomic" and want a copy please let me know.
> http://www.fototime.com/C4FD5B4B37EE58E/orig.jpg I can put on CD or
> DVD.
>
> Hot regards,
> JohnT
>
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