Soil Blockers.

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  • 22nd March 2016 at 6:56 pm #33657

    Stringfellow
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    Hi Charles, I wondered if you had ever had cause to try these? The theory of roots ‘hanging’ rather than becoming pot bound is intriguing; what do you think?

    The new logo looks really good.

    22nd March 2016 at 7:45 pm #33658

    peat
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    I have been using them for years. they have many advantages. Roots are airpruned so build up a very good root system.

    22nd March 2016 at 8:52 pm #33659

    charles
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    Yes I have used them and with good results but modules are easier to fill.
    Its what you prefer I guess. Funnily enough I noticed a blocker today, in my shed, unused for now!

    22nd March 2016 at 9:25 pm #33660

    Stringfellow
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    Thanks both.

    Peat, would you elaborate a little on the advantages you have experienced? I do like my polystyrene module trays but I’m always open to new ideas backed by sound reasoning.

    Thanks.

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