Will these Peat Soil Plugs (100ct) fit in the Hydrofoam germination cells?
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It probably won't be a perfect fit, but should work for you, just the same. I know mine didn't fit into the plastic greenhouses snugly-actually moved around somewhat as I re-hydrated them-but things still worked out and the price for the plugs was reasonable enough to make it worth while! I still recycle my old (plastic/form produced) greenhouses as long as I can-rather than sending them back to landfills. Of course, our hot weather here in California is a killer for wearing them out!!! RL
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The peat plugs are 1 3/4" in diameter. They expand to about 2"dia. x2" high. I don't know what a Hydrofoam germination cell is so I can't answer the question specifically.
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Yes they will fit..but there shorter ..you will loose at least an inch . ( depth of tilled ground)
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The seeds are incredibly small. I started them in Jiffy peat pods and they sprouted in just two days. They aren't big enough to transplant into the yard yet though.
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I don't know, I don't have the seed starter kit. They look the same in the picture as the refill for the starter kit.I do know that they work great in the AeroGardem baskets for the 6 pod machine.
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Yes. Just be sure you have the 48-inch light. There is a 24-inch fixture also. The BUAB48 will fit the 48-inch Hydrofarm grow light.
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I planted mine in a few peat pots, but a good moist soil should do the trick as well. I put 3 seeds per pot, and about 2 sprouted from each one. Also i put the seeds just under the soil, not very deep.
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justmix 1 half cup of ph powder to 1 gallon and then slowly pour into hydroponic res and flood tank to match ph if thats hoe your set up is if in single buckets then just the res.. i hope this helps out it did me
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I am not knowlegable about quinoa, however, an internet search indicates the seeds are 2 mm. in size. If this is true the mesh should be small enough for your use.
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I have a canister pump/filter with an in-line UV sterilizer and use peat in a filter bag to keep the granules out of the impeller and sterilizer housing, no issues since I've started using it(about 6 months). As long as you use a medium bag you should have no problems. Just for reference the granule sizes are ~2-7mm in diameter
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I don't know because mine never germinated and I followed the sketchy directions. I am a master grower in a different plant arena so I'm no stranger to starting seeds. These were a complete failure for me.
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Yes. if you go to farmtek.com look for item 105068 you will see another soil test kit that we looked at.
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yes, you can....it is 11 x 22 ...the secret is to use the G H plugs...they work...greatmost cloners have an airline under the mat....it's overkill...I just did a batch and in two weeks the roots were outragous...blessings...h
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I don't know. We have a local hydroponics store and I can buy bigger lids there, as well as the buckets themselves. Thus, there was no need on my part to buy from Amazon supplier.
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Beware these bags are small. Probably fill up like 1 and a half 3gal pots. Look for the large bags online if not find your local hydro store
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I'm sorry, I answered I incorrectly before, the mesh probably is fine enough to keep the seeds from slipping through.
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The openings are plenty large for standard plugs. We use two of these units for lamps and have had no problems at all.
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You do not need to buy the peat pods. I just used bagged garden soil. But now cause my tray broke (my "pan" is still good) I use egg cartons with a little soil in them to start seeds. Works GREAT. Another user suggested that you put some kind of insulation under it to help hold the heat if you have any troubles. I don't have any trouble. As far as the moisture goes it has vents in the top of it. Adjust it till it stays nice and warm but not to hot. You will be fine. Most seeds are rather forgiving. :-)