Glenn,

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company names, or even having the proprietor stating "We have something new.
If interested check us out at the URL below." The rule-of-thumb is that we
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"Glenn Meyers" wrote in message
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Thanks Danny! Just fyi, if you like Acaule's there is a nursery on EBAY
that propagates them and offers them very reasonably. I won't mention the
name as I am not sure this newsgoup allows that but I could email it to
you.

Thanks again for the advice,

Glenn

"danny" wrote in message
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I've grown them in just "Nature's Helper" composted pine bark (sold as a
soil amendment at Home Depot or Lowes) and they seemed to do ok (until I
moved to a new house and left them under the deck in undrained trays for
six months, lost a lot of them after that treatment.) I think the
vinegar is supposed to be something like 1/3 cup per gallon, you could
probably ask Carson Whitlow at Cyp. Haven.
-danny