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yep. they have a way to go with online orders. Just ignore the warning and proceed as if it was not there. you have to register first off. Then when you add something to your cart there is a second spot that asks you again or it wont be added. Its always a headache but I finally got it down. The cart will not do more than 6 plants. Do not order during winter if you are out of state or the shipping will be like $45. Summer shipping is $24 But I get it in 3 days coast to coast. The plants are always pristine and healthy! Always very well packed.

​@leaners62 Thank you so much for the info! I'll try again before summer shipping ends. I'm in West side of Texas so that's quite the travel too.

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I start them in Dixie cups if I cultivated them myself. Then I move them to 9 oz. cups before moving them to a 4 inch pot. I did my first 40 violets in 5 inch orchid pots that are perforated on all sides. 3 months ago I moved half of those (20) to 4 inch pots just to see which did better. the orchid pots won, but you have to bottom soak them every watering or the water just runs out the holes. I must state that my pots are only filled with my potting mix on the top 40 percent of the pot. The bottom 60 percent is a screened pearlite/vermiculite mix and my soil is 2/3 rds. pearlite, very light. Pearlite straight from the bag was turning into a block of concrete hindering drainage so I screen out the fine stuff and use the coarse with about 20 percent vermiculite mixed in, to prevent compaction. I plan on doing a video next week showing my mix and how I pot them. I do not wick water. All are top watered once a week except for the orchid baskets which I soak, and the young babies and starters that I give a sip on one side of pot every 2 days or they drown easy. I hope that was not too big an earful. thanks for watching.

I do not have trailers and My semi's are in 3 inch pots. Might move them back to 9 oz cups as they are struggling.

@@leaners62 no, not at all too long. I appreciate your input. I had the same thing with my perlite. I found it too fine and did order some large stuff. Never thought of sifting it. Thanks for that tip. Your plants look beautiful, and looked like they were in big pots. The reason I asked.

Thank You for the Tip. Thanks for Watching!

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I'm having a ton of fun doing it

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i will do a video on it for you

I certainly will . I plan on doing videos on how I grow all my veggies. I want to thank you for taking the time to watch my video. Sincerely, Leaners

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I water the babies from the top with a Walmart ,BBQ sauce bottle I never soak the babies cause the have very limited root structure. I will only water on one side of the pot so the babies can breath better. I place a chair under every pot so they never sit in water. I use old Bottle caps as a chair for the babies. Stay very light on the fertilizer and do not feed for the first week. I buck the system on the adults. I guess I'm a bit of a Maverick! LOL. I do not wick water. I hate that slimy string dangling there when handling the plants. Instead I use a two pot system. I have the pot the plant is potted in and a second pot with no holes and a chair to sit on. For adults only, I fill the outer vessel with luke warm water and set the plant in it for 5 minutes to soak it up from the bottom. after 5 minutes I dump all the water and put the pot back in the outer vessel on the chair. I wait another 15 minutes then dump any remaining water. I have the plants on the counter under low light the entire time. Then I put them back on the grow shelf with the lights off for two hours. I turn off the lights because even the slightest drop of water on a leaf will cause a brown spot if the lights are on. I do this about once a week but this may vary in every house. Basically I wait till they are bone dry before watering. I also wait a few days before treating the babies with Bonide, and use only a sixteenth of a teaspoon on top of soil. Once they are established I up that to 1/8th teaspoon of Bonide.

@@leaners62very valuable information, thank so much!! May I ask you more questions in the future? Best regards, Marina

@@marinatuberman3489 absolutely

Good morning to you too. I quarantine all plants for approximately 6 weeks in separate back room. I repot all plants appon arrival. I treat with systemic Bonide with all plants, every 8 weeks, on surface of soil if not repotting. I keep a written schedule. If a plant struggles I will bag it. If it still struggles I may decapitate and strip the leaves leaving at least 3 leaves on the crown, repot and bag it for two weeks. Bad roots are far more deadly than no roots. Any new arrivals that look suspicious are (INSV) tested. I keep tests in fridge at all times. I only test plants that are not thriving or look suspicious. I did get one positive out of 80 new starters. SCARY!!! The tests are expensive. I get the tests from "AGDIA" I buy the 25 pack. I have ordered plant starters, from over ten different vendors. I buy from whom ever has the plant I am searching for at a reasonable price. My healthiest plants have been from Lyndon Lyon. My healthiest hybrids are LLG hybrids regardless of whom I go thru. Starters are very fragile. My quarantine room is highly temperature controlled with a ceiling fan on low at all times. I live at 500 feet elevation near Mount Rainier. Thrips are not a problem here but powdery mildew is. Good air flow is vital with a stable temp of 78 for the babies. 75 for established plants. This has worked for me. If a plants still wont thrive I will toss it. Only one has been tossed out of 80 Plants. The only spraying I do is for powdery mildew. Hope this all this was not too much of an earful. Again I want to thank you for taking the time to watch my video. Sincerely, Leaners

when did you plant it

it has to sit in the ground for ten months over winter. if you just planted it, then a few stalks sounds about right. leave it till next June and feed it over the summer and winter. harvest late next June.

Thank you so much for the tip. I am still in the process of learning video editing. I really appreciate you taking the time to watch my video. Thanks again, Leaners

I love the jute. I mistakenly called it hemp. I am in zone 8 at 500 feet elevation. We have rather cold nights here with hot days. I am at the base of Mt Rainier. I'm sure it has a huge impact on our weather. Thanks for watching the channel. Sincerely Leaners

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I love it. Hubby got it for me on valentines day at home depot!

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thank you so much for the tips i appreciate it very much. I recently repotted everyone and move all the miniatures into smaller pots. I also just ordered smaller pots on amazon for the larger violets. I've been doing 1/4 fertilizer (just ordered Jacks 20/20) but did not know the ratio to use hydrogen peroxide. is that 2ml per gallon or liter. LOL were still on the kings foot here. thank you so much for taking the time to watch my videos. and the advice helps a lot.

If your plants are thriving and blooming, why would you change what you are doing? Just a thought…