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Visigoth
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Casing layer is too thick, help

#556608 - 02/19/02 06:55 PM (22 years, 7 months ago)

My friend decided to experiment and try a thicker casing layer of potting soil. It was evidently too thick because it took a long time to first poke thru and now it's barely poking thru and there's a lot left underneath that hasn't made it up yet. Should pinning be initiated now?? Strain is EQ, thanks!!!

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angryshroom
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Re: Casing layer is too thick, help

[Re: Visigoth]
#556648 - 02/19/02 07:25 PM (22 years, 7 months ago)

Potting soil?
why the hell did you use potting soil?

Should have gone with the 50/50 or coir... :/

Donno what to do with your potting soil casing, but Id imagine you should just keep it in incubation for a while, until the valleys are well established