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rtl850nomore Glendale/Parks, AZ Mar 07, 2007

Would you use moisture crystals in your veggie garden?

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jenhillphoto Danbury, CT(Zone 6a) Mar 07, 2007

If I lived in Arizona I would. ;)

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lfwbrdgwm River Falls, WI(Zone 4a) Mar 07, 2007

You might want to check out the coops threads. There is one going right now with crystals. Thread also has lots of info and instructions for using them.

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tcs1366 Leesburg, FL(Zone 9b) Mar 07, 2007

the thread started in the Soil and Compost forum -- then a co-op was started. They are called Polymer Crystals.
I plan to use them with my tomato plants this year, along with my flowers. (I dont have room for a veggie garden)

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Wvdaisy Buffalo, WV(Zone 7a) Mar 08, 2007

I'm going to be using the crystals in straw bale gardening this year. Plus, I'll use it on a lot of potted plants and plants that love staying moist. BTW, I'm co-hosting the polymer crystals co op. The price is a super good deal. Come join the fun :~)

Lana

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johnsonjrbm Olympia, WA(Zone 7b) Mar 10, 2007

There's also a thread going on about an organic alternative to polymer crystals:

http://davesgarden.com/forums/t/699403/

I haven't used either yet, so I can't compare them...

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