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has any one used them ,,looking at using them this year ,,how did you find them
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I like them. I use them for germinating and growing chilli seedlings.
Only get decent sized ones - 30mm+ in width. I find the very small ones both fiddly and plants don't seem to "do" quite as well in them. -
Had good success the first time, the second was awful.
i have a few left and will use at some point but won't ever buy againI grow 70% for us and 30% for the snails, then the neighbours eats them
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i have just ordered a small pack of 50 33mm ones just to see how we get onComment
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I tried them once but never again, I found they dried out too quick, a bit like peat pots.sigpic“Gorillas are very intelligent, but they don't have to be as delicate as chimps -- they can just smash open the termite nest,”
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I used peat pockets last year to start off tomatoes and they did really well - and that was in an unheated windowsill propagator
I've started a few things off in them this year too so hopefully I will have similar success!
As Bigmallly said, they do dry out quickly if it's sunny so keep a close eye on them. I don't have any problem doing this as I probably check to see if anything's sprouting about 20 times a day lol.Comment
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