VelvetSicklid wrote:Luke are you going to use any sorta garlic tea for your seedlings once sprouted???
Iv had my maples go from 50-60 to 30-40 down to about 15, and thats thru natural selection, extreme wind and rain for a week and then unusually warm days over mid 20's.
Iv been reading that homemade tea's can aid in a seedlings chance of survival, just wantedd to see if you had tried anything like that yet.
Hey Vs,
No I havent tried that as yet, however I plan to try it if I am successful in getting my JWP seeds to sprout as they seem to be the hard ones to get past the seedling stage.
I read about the tea in the post on the IBC which I linked in my first post of this thread.
To me it is just an organic/non-chemical anti fungal treatment. I think it is only worth worrying about with seedlings susceptible to collar rot.
