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kevrow73 · October 27, 2017

Hello Ron, if your reading this at 3am GO TO BED. That Black Ethiopean, if it's a seedling can't you pinch the lowest leaves off and bury the stem deeper in more mix it might be worth a try.
I've read about Sphagnum moss and it's supposed to retain a lot of water I remember my wife telling me she used to use it to line hanging baskets which would make sense now. If you have concerns about the mix retaining too much water it might be a good idea to reduce it next time.
I have seen Wales at the Millenium Stadium in Cardiff in 2000. I managed to get tickets through work, we were playing Japan in their first World Cup. The noise as the 75000 crowd sang 'Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau' made the hairs on the back of my neck stand up and I will never forget that. It went a lot quieter when Japan managed to score a try though

, I thought that was quite funny at the time.
Of course England are ALWAYS the team we want to beat.

October 27, 2017	#72
kevrow73 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2015 Location: Wales Posts: 66	Hello Ron, if your reading this at 3am GO TO BED. That Black Ethiopean, if it's a seedling can't you pinch the lowest leaves off and bury the stem deeper in more mix it might be worth a try. I've read about Sphagnum moss and it's supposed to retain a lot of water I remember my wife telling me she used to use it to line hanging baskets which would make sense now. If you have concerns about the mix retaining too much water it might be a good idea to reduce it next time. I have seen Wales at the Millenium Stadium in Cardiff in 2000. I managed to get tickets through work, we were playing Japan in their first World Cup. The noise as the 75000 crowd sang 'Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau' made the hairs on the back of my neck stand up and I will never forget that. It went a lot quieter when Japan managed to score a try though, I thought that was quite funny at the time. Of course England are ALWAYS the team we want to beat.