An observation & a question

[Guest guest]

With probably my most recent post, I had the same problem as Melody. When I

clicked on " send " , Yahell said they couldn't find message # whatever. I

immediately backed up to my post & clicked " send " again....and it went through

ok. This is just one of many occasional Yahoo glitches which surface from time

to time. Also, I have an unrelated group and also moderate another and can

confirm that you'll normally never be " put out in the cold " without a warning

except in cases of outright spam. Anywho, I'll take a middle ground approach on

Melody's problem. Inasmuch as Verizon seems to have eliminated her service

difficulties I'd guess that it all rests with Yahoo. I'm confident Gil had

absolutely nothing to do with it.

Now, onto me question of the day. I've no desire to grow microgreens in soil

and have decided that clay is not for me (for various reasons).

Sooooooo, I'm a gonna do what I can with both STG pads & baby blanket & hope for

the best. That said, It's my understanding that the initial wetting of the

medium should include liquid kelp (or something similar). So far so good. How

about subsequent watering and/or misting? Should the kelp continue to be

administered - and - if so, for how long prior to harvesting?

Thanks in advance for helpful responses to this!

Don

[Guest guest]

In answer to my own question, I've been advised that if I'm only " sprouting " my

microgreen seeds (5 to 7 days) that I only need the one treatment - having the

liquid kelp in the water in the medium. But, if I were to continue growing to

actual microgreen stage (roughly 21 days), then a daily misting with kelp-added

water would be better.

Just thought I'd throw that out there in case anyone else needs the info. I'm

still open, of course, to anyone else's opinion.

Don

[Guest guest]

Thanks Don. I am contemplating getting some kelp for my micros that I grow on

clay

n Rollings, PhD

NJ Licensed Psychologist #4686

www.DrnRollings.com

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> In answer to my own question, I've been advised that if I'm only " sprouting "

my microgreen seeds (5 to 7 days) that I only need the one treatment - having

the liquid kelp in the water in the medium. But, if I were to continue growing

to actual microgreen stage (roughly 21 days), then a daily misting with

kelp-added water would be better.

>

> Just thought I'd throw that out there in case anyone else needs the info. I'm

still open, of course, to anyone else's opinion.

>

> Don

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi. There is definitely something going on with yahoo. Tonight I tried to reply

to postings and nothing showed. Then I read where someone suggested that we sign

OUT and then sign back IN.

Well, I just did that and my posts came up. This one should come up next. How

odd!!

Melody

>

> With probably my most recent post, I had the same problem as Melody. When I

clicked on " send " , Yahell said they couldn't find message # whatever. I

immediately backed up to my post & clicked " send " again....and it went through

ok. This is just one of many occasional Yahoo glitches which surface from time

to time. Also, I have an unrelated group and also moderate another and can

confirm that you'll normally never be " put out in the cold " without a warning

except in cases of outright spam. Anywho, I'll take a middle ground approach on

Melody's problem. Inasmuch as Verizon seems to have eliminated her service

difficulties I'd guess that it all rests with Yahoo. I'm confident Gil had

absolutely nothing to do with it.

>

> Now, onto me question of the day. I've no desire to grow microgreens in soil

and have decided that clay is not for me (for various reasons).

> Sooooooo, I'm a gonna do what I can with both STG pads & baby blanket & hope

for the best. That said, It's my understanding that the initial wetting of the

medium should include liquid kelp (or something similar). So far so good. How

about subsequent watering and/or misting? Should the kelp continue to be

administered - and - if so, for how long prior to harvesting?

>

> Thanks in advance for helpful responses to this!

>

> Don

>

[Guest guest]

yep....posts are coming up late or not in order....something is off for sure. At

least they are eventually coming up though.

Re: An observation & a question

Hi. There is definitely something going on with yahoo. Tonight I tried to

reply to postings and nothing showed. Then I read where someone suggested that

we sign OUT and then sign back IN.

Well, I just did that and my posts came up. This one should come up next. How

odd!!

Melody

>

> With probably my most recent post, I had the same problem as Melody. When I

clicked on " send " , Yahell said they couldn't find message # whatever. I

immediately backed up to my post & clicked " send " again....and it went through

ok. This is just one of many occasional Yahoo glitches which surface from time

to time. Also, I have an unrelated group and also moderate another and can

confirm that you'll normally never be " put out in the cold " without a warning

except in cases of outright spam. Anywho, I'll take a middle ground approach on

Melody's problem. Inasmuch as Verizon seems to have eliminated her service

difficulties I'd guess that it all rests with Yahoo. I'm confident Gil had

absolutely nothing to do with it.

>

> Now, onto me question of the day. I've no desire to grow microgreens in soil

and have decided that clay is not for me (for various reasons).

> Sooooooo, I'm a gonna do what I can with both STG pads & baby blanket & hope

for the best. That said, It's my understanding that the initial wetting of the

medium should include liquid kelp (or something similar). So far so good. How

about subsequent watering and/or misting? Should the kelp continue to be

administered - and - if so, for how long prior to harvesting?

>

> Thanks in advance for helpful responses to this!

>

> Don

>

[Guest guest]

Yep, definitely yahoo is having some issues tonight. Like Nicola says though, I

appreciate that it is a free service and hope they work out their troubles.I am

so glad Melody is back posting! marion