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I am just starting to flask my own seed and was going to make my own breathable containers. I was going to us regular canning jars and drill a hole in the top and stuff it with cotton.
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Using a container that is already made and breatheable would make life much easier!

P.S. I think I can recieve PM's now....sorry everyone but this meant a lot to me to get this info.
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Hey Tom, i think that you still need to enable the Private Messages setting. Then I can send you the information.
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Hey Ryan! Those guys look great!

I am sure some people will disagree, but I would let them grow a bit longer. We have taken seedlings out that small and they do alright, but it just seems easier to do it when they are a bit bigger. Plus when they are larger, they are easier to put into a couple of compots so they have more room. JMHO. Good luck!!!

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Thanks for the tip, I'll just keep an eye on them to make sure they stay happy and growing.
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