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22-10-2003, 10:48 PM
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Growing coriander
On 22/10/2003 at 08:33:11, The Hoopeses typed:
Sacha wrote: in article , Abso at wrote on 12/10/03 6:58 pm: I've bought a small pot of coriander plants from Sainsburys, the type that comes pre-potted and growing, designed primarily for use as an ingredient. snip I don't know about you, but I find most of those pots purchased in a super-market are so root bound they barely make it through a week. There simply isn't enough soil for them to thrive. The only ones which I've had survive were the ones I'd replanted immediately. I have one sage plant in my home intensive care unit for plants. Determined am I to get the poor thing to survive...just to prove I can! :-) Oh well, my little pot sits with shrivelled stems and leaves drooped over the sides. It's dead as a dodo and lasted I guess 2 weeks from when it left the shop. Waste of money...  (-- Abso [at] ukrm [dot] net - ignore header email address |
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