PittMoss

barbamWY · March 29, 2022

Has anyone tried using PittMoss when seed starting? Joe Gardener recommends the Plentiful version. If you used it how did it work and how much did it take to fill flats? It looks very fluffy. I will be starting 12 flats of tomatoes next week. Thanks
Barb

RayR · March 29, 2022

Never heard of it before.
Sounds interesting.

https://pittmoss.com/product/plentiful/

barbamWY · April 10, 2022

Seems to work just fine. I mixed half and half with the seed starting mix I already had.

MrsJustice · April 10, 2022

Thank you, I order some of this PiittMoss to help splice a cutting of my Shepfard Mallory Muscadine Grapevine for a Pastor!!!!!!!

He said that I should cut the vine in 4 places and put pit moss in a plastic bag placing it around the Vine. Then wait about 2 weeks and I will see the roots appear in the bag. That is when it times to cut the vine completely.

He also Identify the last "unknown plant" that I let grow freely that grew all around my Mini Farms until the property was Identified. It is called "Cleavers" to help end cancer and other conditions and maintain healthy soil. That is why I am finished with my collection if the Late Dr. Carolyn's Joyce Dokter" turns out to look like a Christmas Tree ornament that is pointed on the end of it a Heart round shape.
Again
Thank you.
Farmer, Joyce

MrsJustice · April 20, 2022

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Originally Posted by MrsJustice

Thank you, I order some of this PiittMoss to help splice a cutting of my Shepard Mallory Muscadine Grapevine for a Pastor!!!!!!!

He said that I should cut the vine in 4 places and put pit moss in a plastic bag placing it around the Vine cutting I made. Then wait about 2 weeks and I will see the roots appear in the bag. That is when it times to cut the vine completely.

He also Identify the last "unknown plant" that I let grow freely that grew all around my Mini Farms until the property was Identified. It is called "Cleavers" to help end cancer and other conditions and maintain healthy soil. That is why I am finished with my collection if the Late Dr. Carolyn's Joyce Dokter" turns out to look like a Christmas Tree ornament that is pointed on the end of it a Heart round shape.
Again
Thank you.
Farmer, Joyce

MrsJustice · April 10, 2022

I am sorry the Correct plant Identification is called "Cleavers" that's been unidentified on my historical Properties and Mini Farms. Growing all over these areas in my section of town.
https://www.eatweeds.co.uk/cleavers-galium-aparine

Greatgardens · April 19, 2022

How is the drainage and "wetness" of the PittMoss? It looks like it would compact and stay very wet. (?)

March 29, 2022	#1
barbamWY Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: North West Wyoming Posts: 466	PittMoss Has anyone tried using PittMoss when seed starting? Joe Gardener recommends the Plentiful version. If you used it how did it work and how much did it take to fill flats? It looks very fluffy. I will be starting 12 flats of tomatoes next week. Thanks Barb

April 10, 2022	#4
MrsJustice Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Hampton, Virginia Posts: 1,494	Thank you, I order some of this PiittMoss to help splice a cutting of my Shepfard Mallory Muscadine Grapevine for a Pastor!!!!!!! He said that I should cut the vine in 4 places and put pit moss in a plastic bag placing it around the Vine. Then wait about 2 weeks and I will see the roots appear in the bag. That is when it times to cut the vine completely. He also Identify the last "unknown plant" that I let grow freely that grew all around my Mini Farms until the property was Identified. It is called "Cleavers" to help end cancer and other conditions and maintain healthy soil. That is why I am finished with my collection if the Late Dr. Carolyn's Joyce Dokter" turns out to look like a Christmas Tree ornament that is pointed on the end of it a Heart round shape. Again Thank you. Farmer, Joyce __________________ May God Bless you and my Garden, Amen https://www.angelfieldfarms.com MrsJustice as Farmer Joyce Beggs Last edited by MrsJustice; April 10, 2022 at 09:14 PM.

April 10, 2022	#6
MrsJustice Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Hampton, Virginia Posts: 1,494	I am sorry the Correct plant Identification is called "Cleavers" that's been unidentified on my historical Properties and Mini Farms. Growing all over these areas in my section of town. https://www.eatweeds.co.uk/cleavers-galium-aparine __________________ May God Bless you and my Garden, Amen https://www.angelfieldfarms.com MrsJustice as Farmer Joyce Beggs

March 29, 2022	#2
RayR Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Cheektowaga, NY Posts: 2,466	Never heard of it before. Sounds interesting. https://pittmoss.com/product/plentiful/

April 19, 2022	#7
Greatgardens Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Indiana Posts: 1,124	How is the drainage and "wetness" of the PittMoss? It looks like it would compact and stay very wet. (?)