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McKatelyn
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Its so excited spring in finally here. Out here in Chicago we had our first 70 degree day (snowed all next day lol). I was pokeing around the garden looking at my Cyps and even dug up a deflasked seedling from last season. They look great. This got me thinking about this coming year. I ordered 70 more deflasked seedling of a few dif hybrids and want to make a little change for this year. I grow them in a mix of 1 part aquarium gravel, 1 part soil perfector, and 1 part soil master with no top cover. This year, I was thinking of changeing it to equal parts soil master, soil perfector, and perlite to make it a lighter mix for the seedling. I also was thinking of adding a thin layer of small size orchid fir bark as a mulch on top to stabalize everything. I don't have much experience with seedling and was wondering if this sounds like a good setup or if the mulch on seedlings is asking for trouble?