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In a message dated 3/26/01 10:40:58 PM Eastern Standard Time,
chriswil at INDY.NET writes:

> They germinated in paper towels and are now in clear plastic humidity d=omes
>

Now that the arisaema are above the surface, I would remove the humidity
domes. Otherwise mold or fungus or whatever it's called could go after th=em.
Check with the arisaema archives. It has plenty of info on how to nurture
arisaema. I like the bit about covering the surface of the soil with gran=ny
grit. I think it retards disease.

Tom Jacobs

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<HTML>In a message dated 3/2=6/01 10:40:58 PM Eastern Standard Time,
 chriswil at INDY.NET writes:
 
 
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 Now that the arisaema are above the surface, I would remove the humid=ity
 domes. Otherwise mold or fungus or whatever it's called could go afte=r them.
 Check with the arisaema archives. It has plenty of info on how to nur=ture
 arisaema. I like the bit about covering the surface of the soil with =granny
 grit. I think it retards disease.
 
 Tom Jacobs</HTML>

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