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Stoney McFried

Well-Known Member

• Apr 18, 2009

• #21

And it smells nice if you add it to boiling water....

theloadeddragon said:

cinnamon is also really good in applesauce, and I make a really good blueberry pasta that has cinnamon in it...

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ieatbud

Member

• Apr 19, 2009

• #22

Cinnamon...lol

 

ieatbud

Member

• Apr 19, 2009

• #23

So i had a scrounge through the cubboard, couldnt find any cinnamon by itself, but i did find some cinnamon sugar..lol.. how would that go?

 

Stoney McFried

Well-Known Member

• Apr 19, 2009

• #24

I don't know if I'd recommend it..might attract insects.

ieatbud said:

So i had a scrounge through the cubboard, couldnt find any cinnamon by itself, but i did find some cinnamon sugar..lol.. how would that go?

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theloadeddragon

Well-Known Member

• Apr 19, 2009

• #25

you shouldn't really need any, I don't use any. As long as there is good air flow, and your soil is well irigated, you won't have fungus problems (soil should be "clean" too).

 

ieatbud

Member

• Apr 19, 2009

• #26

yeah true, i ended up buying some cinnamon in the end

 

theloadeddragon

Well-Known Member

• Apr 19, 2009

• #27

doesn't hurt, thats for sure.

 

ieatbud

Member

• Apr 19, 2009

• #28

Also, its forcast for tommorow is cloudy and showers, Should i cover them up ?.. or can they tollerate this?

 

ieatbud

Member

• Apr 19, 2009

• #29

If the rain is a issue.. Could i possibly just leave the humidity tents over the pots?

 

theloadeddragon

Well-Known Member

• Apr 19, 2009

• #30

natural rain would do basically the same thing as a humidity dome (if you use a humidity dome for seedlings in any kind of SOIL, you will have fungus problems), rain raises the humidity, they should be fine, If they are seedlings than I would recommend taking them out of the humidity dome...

 

t0k3s

Well-Known Member

• Apr 19, 2009

• #31

theloadeddragon said:

natural rain would do basically the same thing as a humidity dome (if you use a humidity dome for seedlings in any kind of SOIL, you will have fungus problems), rain raises the humidity, they should be fine, If they are seedlings than I would recommend taking them out of the humidity dome...

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yup no humidity dome,if it rains during my veg season i put my plants in and old fish tank on it's side keeps them dry and with no top they wont build up humidity that much at all,i also collect rainwater its really good water