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yea you could use it, looks like good stuff, just really expensive

thats not soil, thats mulch.   Did you mean to link to this: http://www.acehardware.com/product/index.jsp?productId=17073476     Seems CRAZY expensive to me.

I have/had it in my yard.  I spray nutsedge killer in it, but you say you want a food safe option, which I dont know if the nutsedge killer chemical is(doubt it is).  I dont spray it anywhere near my gardens(luckily my backyard doesnt have the nutsedge grass).

How big are you talking?   I bought a "Utility tray" from a company called Ultra-Tech(through Amazon).  They have a TON of other products on their actual website(and might all be available from Amazon).   http://www.spillcontainment.com   The one I bought was the 1032 model Utility Tray and was...

I use tupperware with a wet paper towel in it and elevate it about an inch off of my heat mat.  Then when they hook I transfer them into a 72cell tray with soil in it and keep the dome over it and finally transfer them into solo cups and into the tent.   I planted quite a few direct into soil in...

  I didnt associate HCL with Muriatic.     My advice to the OP is destroy said fountain and buy a new one.  Less aggravation.

muriatic acid.  It will eat it.  It eats concrete.

not a topper here.  I just let them do their thing.  If anything the thread from yesterday or the day before where the poster cut everything below the first major split was interesting.  Ive got 4 big reapers and the little branches below the big split will throw flowers, but never produce...

to late in the season for me to start plants.  Im already planted out and my garden is full.  Im sure by next year there will be some new crazy stuff out.

  I guess I didnt think they were stable.  Actually now that I look into it its the BTR I was thinking of that the review I saw only said year 2.

CPR, but I dont think seeds are out for it yet... its dark and supposedly really evil.

not mold

Leave it for a bit, that one is still small.  Dont take you plastic humidity bag off of that one yet.  The ones I have had get stuck were because the seed hull got dried out because I took my humidity dome off.  It dried out and shrunk and was stuck good.  I couldnt budge it and when it finally...

will do.  Im going to let it sit for at least 2 weeks.   Im kind of afraid of it.  The reapers were small but the smell and oils was intense.  I didnt try one(my milk didnt smell good and I didnt want to temp fate).  The hab's also were quite pungent, but the oil content didnt seem to be crazy. ...

Just to bump this I finally made this vinegar.  Not sure what to call it.   I bought 12oz Woozy bottles.   In each: 1 reaper(still getting small, seedless reapers, but they are over winter peppers, although insanely hot and FULL of oils) 2 Habanero 4 Serrano(I looked for Tabasco or Pequine or...

This is one reason why most people germinate in tupperware or straight zip lock bags with paper towels.  You need different environments during different cycles of the plants life cycle.  You are trying to combine these two environments and you are having difficulty finding a balance.   I...

I went a few weeks ago with a buddy, it was late and the only thing open besides fast food.  They had a "test" sauce that was Mole(mexican mole) and it was actually REALLY good.  A little more chocolate and a little more heat and it would have been a winner.  Sadly it wont make it on their full...

yea going right onto the heat mat can be an issue.  I thought I cooked a batch of bell pepper seeds that didnt germ after 2 weeks.  Tupperware was right on the heat mat.  Took it off the mat and 2 days later all had hooked(of course AFTER I had re-started an entire new batch...).   If you cover...

I wouldnt waste the electricity on the light yet.   Heating mat will do it all.

Im fully in the ground as of yesterday.   8 Tomato plants, 4 varieties blue lake bush beans, purple pole beans 2 varieties of cucumber 8 bell pepper plants, 4 varieties 5 Aji Sugar Rush 4 Aji Pineapple 4 Jays Peach Ghost 4 BOC 4 Reapers(1 year old plants)