Are Fibre Pots ok to use to get my seeds going

James68,
I think he was stating that it was 70° in Florida? USA. .

Shoot James, I am from Texas USA, and if you talk to me a while you will think I am from another planet due to my accent being so heavy.

Of course I am stoned as well, so I might be on another planet.

no dude…he was talking about his OTHER indoor very bright and hot garden…
I think I could manage a head banging conversation with you …I lived in LA from '75 until '81 and they really talk funny…my old deceased buddy came from East Texas , he was a writer and he went by the name of Max Crawford…time to grind some more Lights and do a mix of Moroccan Hashish and a big old pot of tea :man_farmer::rainbow::zap:

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And who is stoned around here? LOL

:eyes:

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I never touch the stuff.

Here’s a link to my thread: No Till Thread

You’ll have to scroll a bit to get to the current iteration. But it’s a 3’ by 6’ fabric raised bed - complete with worms, roly polys, and all the beneficial micro-beasties you could want.

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I would think the cardboard would wick the water away from the soil and stay wet. Maybe they would be good to use as a starter pot for an outdoor grow. Instead of transplanting you could just put whole plant, pot and all in ground.

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Hi Bud
thank you for replying , my concern was that the pots that are available here in Britain come from PRC (China) and I am a bit sceptical when the pack of pots tells me it is made from recycled material :scream:
But !..Amazon will deliver Jiffys right to my front door up a goat track in western wales (on top of a mountain )…brilliant !
Stay warm
J68 :man_farmer::rainbow::sun_with_face::zap:

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