propagation technique

[sweetpea]

This is just a plastic container which used to have fatballs in it.
I washed it out and drilled quite a few holes in lid and sides, put an inch or so of Cornish grit in and watered it well then put my fuchsia cuttings in and as you can see plenty of condensation. This was on 25th May and since then done some more with different plants. As long as kept out of direct sunshine it seems to be working well.
Will keep you posted.

[ladybird]

Very good sweet pea, I`m all for recycling we really should have an area on here for recycling ideas .

[Cherry]

Jun 8, 2020 12:49:10 GMT ladybird said:

Very good sweet pea, I`m all for recycling we really should have an area on here for recycling ideas .

I have forgotten how to do this ladybird, but I feel sure SueA would like this idea too and will set up the thread. A lot of recycling ideas are on Tips and Tricks, but Recycling topic would be more specific.

[SueA]

I think Tip & tricks is probably the best place to put recycling ideas anyone can start a thread on the subject in there, if you mean a complete new section then steve would have to set that up but I'm not sure it would be used enough to need it?

[Cherry]

True, Tips and Tricks covers recycling. The voice of reason SueA. Of course, there would need to be more posts on this specific subject to warrant a new thread. It has caught my interest again and I will have a read through it.

[steve]

Just slightly tweaked the tips and tricks title

[ladybird]

Jun 9, 2020 15:04:25 GMT steve said:

Just slightly tweaked the tips and tricks title

Thanks Steve. I`ve been on Pinterest too long