Yet more tomato plants

[jmsieglaff]

Marsha, do you know the difference between ProMix BX and ProMix (I get this @ my local Menards http://www.menards.com/main/outdoors...53-c-10116.htm)?

Where do you get your ProMix BX?

Thanks!

[TNTiger]

Originally Posted by Bipetual

Wormgirl, I saw some pots at HD made by Fiskars that had no drain hole either, just a grid at the bottom. I wasn't sure if it was a self watering container or a cachepot to put a less attractive pot in. So for indoor use you would have to check to make sure you're not drowning them or for outdoor use you would have to drill holes? I think flower pots should be self-explanatory!

Earthboxes, on the other hand, are definitely read-the-instructions kind of items. But there ARE instructions, so that's cool. I just bought my first one and set it up yesterday. So Marsha, or TNTiger, is it true that those with addictive personalities should avoid earthboxes?

Ummmmm . . . probably! I am a very skeptical person when it comes to believing big claims about products and I read about EBs for a couple of years before I bought one. When my first year pepper plants topped out at over 6ft tall I was hooked. My husband was thrilled to have "free" red peppers so he didn't complain when I bought more, and then a few more (they weren't *exactly* free as he well knew!).

[ginger2778]

Originally Posted by jmsieglaff

Marsha, do you know the difference between ProMix BX and ProMix (I get this @ my local Menards http://www.menards.com/main/outdoors...53-c-10116.htm)?

Where do you get your ProMix BX?

Thanks!

James heres the manufacturer's page for Promix BX.the BX has mycorrhizae for biologic balanced root systems. I havent seen just Promix. There are other types of Promix such as HP for high Perlite.
There are also links to suppliers in your area, and most Ace hardwares carry it too.
http://www.pthorticulture.com/en/pro...x-mycorrhizae/