The Culture of Adiantum Farleyense
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After the flats were fixed in the bench in the manner 'described, sashes were put on the bench as snug as possible, small blocks of wood or anything else that was suitable being used for ventilating. At night the sashes were let down to half an inch opening, taking care not to leave any room for mice to get in dur- ing night.
The cuttings should be kept moist. Watering might be re- quired twice a day, the last early enough to give the cuttings a chance to dry a little before closing up for the ...night. When watering in the morning the sashes should be taken off and wiped with a sponge, as a considerable quantity of water always collects on the glass during the night and if left on will give the plants a tendency to damp off. A temperature of 76 degrees at Tiight is good, and something like 80 to 85 degrees during the day, with, of course, ventilation on the sashes. In about six weeks after propagation some of the plants ought to be ready to pot, and in a •couple weeks more all that will amount to anything will usually be fit for potting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After the flats were fixed in the bench in the manner 'described, sashes were put on the bench as snug as possible, small blocks of wood or anything else that was suitable being used for ventilating. At night the sashes were let down to half an inch opening, taking care not to leave any room for mice to get in dur- ing night.
The cuttings should be kept moist. Watering might be re- quired twice a day, the last early enough to give the cuttings a chance to dry a little before closing up for the ...night. When watering in the morning the sashes should be taken off and wiped with a sponge, as a considerable quantity of water always collects on the glass during the night and if left on will give the plants a tendency to damp off. A temperature of 76 degrees at Tiight is good, and something like 80 to 85 degrees during the day, with, of course, ventilation on the sashes. In about six weeks after propagation some of the plants ought to be ready to pot, and in a •couple weeks more all that will amount to anything will usually be fit for potting.
What to read after The Culture of Adiantum Farleyense?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lindstrom, Julius to read onlineMoreLess
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