Post by kulamauiman on Jul 10, 2008 1:39:45 GMT
Aloha Everyone,
another insane question. I have gotten some Drosera petiolaris-group hybrid seeds to germinate (but I am guessing this can apply to other CP seeds being started) and can see that the dried LFS moss that I chopped up was contaminated with seeds of what appears to be a sedge or grass of some sort (it is coming up in all the pots I used it in). I'm wondering how it would be best to pull them out. I can see the futility of trying to pull mosses but sedges/grasses might be better able to over grow these seedlings. I am thinking that pulling these invaders out now before they develop a strong root system would be the best in terms of reducing soil/seedling disturbances. Any ideas? I am thinking fine forceps and patience.
Mahalo,
MTF
another insane question. I have gotten some Drosera petiolaris-group hybrid seeds to germinate (but I am guessing this can apply to other CP seeds being started) and can see that the dried LFS moss that I chopped up was contaminated with seeds of what appears to be a sedge or grass of some sort (it is coming up in all the pots I used it in). I'm wondering how it would be best to pull them out. I can see the futility of trying to pull mosses but sedges/grasses might be better able to over grow these seedlings. I am thinking that pulling these invaders out now before they develop a strong root system would be the best in terms of reducing soil/seedling disturbances. Any ideas? I am thinking fine forceps and patience.
Mahalo,
MTF
