Or, eou, you could wait another couple weeks until you BOTH have good weather, rather than put the plants at risk. I think you should listen to their advice and practice some patience!
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Or, eou, you could wait another couple weeks until you BOTH have good weather, rather than put the plants at risk. I think you should listen to their advice and practice some patience!
-Emily
I know Presto Mass has already told me thanks though for trying to help.
Last edited by eou812; 03-25-2011 at 01:49 PM.
I am very sorry, but temps are not making it into the 30's. I will add plants to your box to make up for the wait.
I am just like a Super Hero, but without the power or motivation.................and the funky suit.
@eou: i sent you a pm. i hope you read it carefully and take it into consideration.
" You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means." -Inigo Montoya
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+picture thread
It's ok Copper i understand.
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Did yours arrive safely?
no, they wont be fine at all..very bad idea.Originally Posted by eou812
"all" that "extra" insulation will keep the plants "warm" for about 5 minutes longer than being shipped in a plain thin paper envelope..also, insulation does nothing without a heat source.
5 minutes of extra warmth isnt much help when the plant is in the mail for 3 to 7 days..
Scot
My CP page: http://1stclass.mylargescale.com/scottychaos/CP
They would be if they are North American CP.
also wrong..They would be if they are North American CP.
North American CPs die all the time from temps that are too cold.
and they can easily die from temps that are too cold while they are being shipped.
Scot
My CP page: http://1stclass.mylargescale.com/scottychaos/CP
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