Waxed cardboard boxes?
 

Does anyone know where I can find some cheap waxed cardboard boxes for
growing seedlings in?

I need some that are about 6x6x1".

Waxed cardboard boxes?
 

On 9/17/2008 3:09 PM, Sarah Houston wrote:
Does anyone know where I can find some cheap waxed cardboard boxes for
growing seedlings in?

I need some that are about 6x6x1".


Although not as big, you might consider the bottom halves of 1/2 gallon
milk cartons. I've used them quite successfully.

--
David E. Ross
Climate: California Mediterranean
Sunset Zone: 21 -- interior Santa Monica Mountains with some ocean
influence (USDA 10a, very close to Sunset Zone 19)
Gardening pages at http://www.rossde.com/garden/

Waxed cardboard boxes?
 

"David E. Ross" wrote :

On 9/17/2008 3:09 PM, Sarah Houston wrote:
Does anyone know where I can find some cheap waxed cardboard boxes for
growing seedlings in?

I need some that are about 6x6x1".


Although not as big, you might consider the bottom halves of 1/2 gallon
milk cartons. I've used them quite successfully.

Possibly, but I was looking for something I could just get a bunch of,
grow a few crops of sprouts for my birds, then toss.

I have some pet birds and found out they like young tender wheat grass
that's just been sprouted for about a week. They chow down on the stuff.

Waxed cardboard boxes?
 

"Sarah Houston" wrote in message
. 97.142...
Does anyone know where I can find some cheap waxed cardboard boxes for
growing seedlings in?

I need some that are about 6x6x1".


Processed chicken normally comes in a waxed box. These boxes don't normally
go to a box compactor. They are normally disposed of with processed food
and produce compaction. Because of dangers related to chicken type related
bacteria, its doubtful that a grocery store would give such a box to the
public. This despite the chicken itself is kept in hermitically sealed
plastic within such a box.
--
Dave

Half truth. Bailout. True, its to protect the
economy. The other half of the truth is
its to protect investors.
What investors you may ask?
Investors overseas (China) that is relying
on the American consumer. And sure to
lend the U.S. government any funds
needed to protect its investment.
And sure to put our children and
grandchildren deeper in debt. Niether
presidential candidate is making a
comment on this obvious problem.

Meanwhile, we see political fights over
lipstick. Solutions as president neither
party can fulfill. Read function of the U.S.
president. The ball is in our court, not in
the form of any election.

Waxed cardboard boxes?
 

"Dioclese" NONE wrote :

"Sarah Houston" wrote in message
. 97.142...
Does anyone know where I can find some cheap waxed cardboard boxes
for growing seedlings in?

I need some that are about 6x6x1".


Processed chicken normally comes in a waxed box. These boxes don't
normally go to a box compactor. They are normally disposed of with
processed food and produce compaction. Because of dangers related to
chicken type related bacteria, its doubtful that a grocery store
would give such a box to the public. This despite the chicken itself
is kept in hermitically sealed plastic within such a box.

It's for sprouting wheat grass for my pet birds, I sure wouldn't use
anything but new clean non-toxic boxes.

Waxed cardboard boxes?
 

Sarah Houston wrote:
"Dioclese" wrote:
"Sarah Houston" wrote:
Does anyone know where I can find some cheap waxed cardboard boxes
for growing seedlings? in?

I need some that are about 6x6x1".

Processed chicken normally comes in a waxed box. �These boxes don't
normally go to a box compactor. �They are normally disposed of with
processed food and produce compaction. �Because of dangers related to
chicken type related bacteria, its doubtful that a grocery store
would give such a box to the public. �This despite the chicken itself
is kept in hermitically sealed plastic within such a box.

It's for sprouting wheat grass for my pet birds, I sure wouldn't use
anything but new clean non-toxic boxes.

Anywhere that sells clay flower pots will also sell the bottom dish, I
think that will be perfect for your use and they are very
inexpensive... I use them to grow wheat grass for my cats... they can
be used and reused over and over.

Waxed cardboard boxes?
 

Sheldon wrote :

Sarah Houston wrote:
"Dioclese" wrote:
"Sarah Houston" wrote:
Does anyone know where I can find some cheap waxed cardboard boxes
for growing seedlings? in?

I need some that are about 6x6x1".

Processed chicken normally comes in a waxed box. �These boxes d
on't
normally go to a box compactor. �They are normally disposed of
with
processed food and produce compaction. �Because of dangers rela
ted to
chicken type related bacteria, its doubtful that a grocery store
would give such a box to the public. �This despite the chicken
itself
is kept in hermitically sealed plastic within such a box.

It's for sprouting wheat grass for my pet birds, I sure wouldn't use
anything but new clean non-toxic boxes.

Anywhere that sells clay flower pots will also sell the bottom dish, I
think that will be perfect for your use and they are very
inexpensive... I use them to grow wheat grass for my cats... they can
be used and reused over and over.

Is there any lead in them, or anything that could be toxic to birds?

Waxed cardboard boxes?
 

It's for sprouting wheat grass for my pet birds, I sure wouldn't use
anything but new clean non-toxic boxes.


Anywhere that sells clay flower pots will also sell the bottom dish.
I think that will be perfect for your use and they are very
inexpensive... I use them to grow wheat grass for my cats... they can
be used and reused over and over.


Is there any lead in them, or anything that could be toxic to birds?


Lets hope the birds don't become toxic -
that might poison the cats !
..... who eat the birds ..
John T

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On Fri, 19 Sep 2008 16:27:19 -0500, Sarah Houston
wrote:
Rarely. It's usually just fired clay.

Anywhere that sells clay flower pots will also sell the bottom dish, I
think that will be perfect for your use and they are very
inexpensive... I use them to grow wheat grass for my cats... they can
be used and reused over and over.

Is there any lead in them, or anything that could be toxic to birds?

Waxed cardboard boxes?
 

On Sep 19, 5:27�pm, Sarah Houston wrote:
Sheldon �wrote :





Sarah Houston wrote:
"Dioclese" wrote:
"Sarah Houston" wrote:
Does anyone know where I can find some cheap waxed cardboard boxes
for growing seedlings? � � � � � � � in?

I need some that are about 6x6x1".

Processed chicken normally comes in a waxed box. These boxes d
on't
normally go to a box compactor. They are normally disposed of
with
processed food and produce compaction. Because of dangers rela
ted to
chicken type related bacteria, its doubtful that a grocery store
would give such a box to the public. This despite the chicken
itself
is kept in hermitically sealed plastic within such a box.

It's for sprouting wheat grass for my pet birds, I sure wouldn't use
anything but new clean non-toxic boxes.

Anywhere that sells clay flower pots will also sell the bottom dish, I
think that will be perfect for your use and they are very
inexpensive... I use them to grow wheat grass for my cats... they can
be used and reused over and over.

Is there any lead in them, or anything that could be toxic to birds.

Less likely than in cardboard... most paper products are processed
with some heavy metals. It's pretty easy to test for lead, there are
markers that when applied change color.

http://www.testyourlunchbox.com


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Waxed cardboard boxes?
 

Sarah Houston wrote:
"Dioclese" wrote:
"Sarah Houston" wrote:
Does anyone know where I can find some cheap waxed cardboard boxes
for growing seedlings? in?

I need some that are about 6x6x1".

Processed chicken normally comes in a waxed box. �These boxes don't
normally go to a box compactor. �They are normally disposed of with
processed food and produce compaction. �Because of dangers related to
chicken type related bacteria, its doubtful that a grocery store
would give such a box to the public. �This despite the chicken itself
is kept in hermitically sealed plastic within such a box.

It's for sprouting wheat grass for my pet birds, I sure wouldn't use
anything but new clean non-toxic boxes.

for waxed cardboard boxes try and fruit and vege shop or a supermarket. Some
of their produce will be shipped in wax boxes & they'll likely be happy to
pass them over tp you.

rob