| You're welcome, D. Did you, by mistake, throw away the fertilizer I sent, or did you just mean you'll be needing more? Did I have a "DOH!" moment & not send it? ;o) You might want to stick a wick in your pots (through bottom) at first, until you get the feel for how often to water. The top will look/feel dry at times, but often there is still lots of water in the soil, You can use the wick to test for dampness & then water when it feels dry. It IS different, I know, but I think you're going to love how easy it is to keep the salt levels down. Because it doesn't hold perched water, you'll also be able to pretty much water on a schedule if you want - something you can't do with a more water-retentive soil w/o risking consequence. I just hope you like it, though you probably won't get to see the best results until plants start growing again in earnest, come spring. TTYL, Al |