Re: Just purchased some Sure To Grow Mats

[Guest guest]

I don't. I just wall them up (roots and all) and throw them in the garbage. No

one composts around here and my landlord would have no use for them. They are no

longer growing any fruits or veggies in the back yard.

So I just discard them.

Melody

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> Mel,

> How do you recycle those mats?

> ew

> Just purchased some Sure To Grow Mats

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> I never heard from mshydro.com anymore. They don't return phone calls. So I

went to Sprouthouse and again bought from them. Got 6 10 x 20 Sure to Grow Mats.

I will cut them to fit my trays and whatever.

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> Can't wait. Chia and Flax and anything else I grow as a microgreen does VERY

WELL in these mats. No more mess, no more soaking in buckets (like I did with

the Coir). What a difference!!

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> For me, it's very convenient because I grow indoors.

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> Melody

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[Guest guest]

No, this is the item I purchased. (And I wish they showed the mats and not the

wheatgrass, lol)

http://www.sprouthouse.com/Sure_To_Grow_p/biostg.htm

I purchased 6 of them. I can cut them to fit my smaller trays and the 10 x 20

will fit my big tray that I grow sunnies in.

I was thinking of getting that roll thing but it's 20 bucks and there's shipping

and during the hotter months I sprout more than I microgreen. But I WILL

microgreen my sunnies, pea shoots and chia and flax.

I'm doing a soil less medium now. I've got sunnies growing and pea shoots

growing in nothing but trays with holes. They have taken root already.

I wish the sun was shining today. But tomorrow (hopefully), they will start

shooting up.

Melody

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> Melody..is the link below the one you use.. B.

> http://www.sprouthouse.com/Sure_To_Grow_Rolls_p/stgroll.htm

> Just purchased some Sure To Grow Mats

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> I never heard from mshydro.com anymore. They don't return phone calls. So I

went to Sprouthouse and again bought from them. Got 6 10 x 20 Sure to Grow Mats.

I will cut them to fit my trays and whatever.

>

> Can't wait. Chia and Flax and anything else I grow as a microgreen does VERY

WELL in these mats. No more mess, no more soaking in buckets (like I did with

the Coir). What a difference!!

>

> For me, it's very convenient because I grow indoors.

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> Melody

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[Guest guest]

Hi Melody,

This sounds great, I have seen this on US websites only. Does anyone

have a Canadian website that sells this Sure to Grow Mats? The shipping

charge if I even buy 1 piece (cost is $1.50) will be $ 23.75.

After waiting for a while, Mumm's Sprouting finally have Baby Blanket,

but they only sell them at 10 feet size (X 39 inches) and it costs

$28.50.

Like most of you, I was going to experiment and compare Sure to Grow

mats and baby blankets. I surely like to be able to buy Sure to Grow

mats.

If you know of a way to help get it, I would appreciate it.

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> > Melody..is the link below the one you use.. B.

> > http://www.sprouthouse.com/Sure_To_Grow_Rolls_p/stgroll.htm

> > Just purchased some Sure To Grow

Mats

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> > I never heard from mshydro.com anymore. They don't return phone

calls. So I went to Sprouthouse and again bought from them. Got 6 10 x

20 Sure to Grow Mats. I will cut them to fit my trays and whatever.

> >

> > Can't wait. Chia and Flax and anything else I grow as a microgreen

does VERY WELL in these mats. No more mess, no more soaking in buckets

(like I did with the Coir). What a difference!!

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> > For me, it's very convenient because I grow indoors.

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> > Melody

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[Guest guest]

Hi. I found a Canadian Hydroponic Website for you. I poked around, couldn't

find any STG mats (but I'll keep trying).

For a start, (and you've probably heard about this one but go and poke around

like I did).

http://www.canadianwholesalehydroponics.com/products.cfm?cat_id=31 & show_products\

=1 & catpage=1

Melody

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> > > Melody..is the link below the one you use.. B.

> > > http://www.sprouthouse.com/Sure_To_Grow_Rolls_p/stgroll.htm

> > > Just purchased some Sure To Grow

> Mats

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> > > I never heard from mshydro.com anymore. They don't return phone

> calls. So I went to Sprouthouse and again bought from them. Got 6 10 x

> 20 Sure to Grow Mats. I will cut them to fit my trays and whatever.

> > >

> > > Can't wait. Chia and Flax and anything else I grow as a microgreen

> does VERY WELL in these mats. No more mess, no more soaking in buckets

> (like I did with the Coir). What a difference!!

> > >

> > > For me, it's very convenient because I grow indoors.

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> > > Melody

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[Guest guest]

Cecilia:

I also found a website by a company in Canada called Vesey. I have used their

online contact form and explained what you are trying to buy. I asked them if

they offer the Sure to Grow Mats, and if not, did they know of a Canadian

Website that might offer them. Hey it can't hurt to try, right?

Where in Canada do you live. Maybe I can find a place that is not too far from

your location (an organic gardening store, or something similar) and I'll let

you know.

That's how I found a gardening store near me.

So as soon as this Vesey gets back to me with any info, I'll pass it on.

Take care, Melody

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> > > Melody..is the link below the one you use.. B.

> > > http://www.sprouthouse.com/Sure_To_Grow_Rolls_p/stgroll.htm

> > > Just purchased some Sure To Grow

> Mats

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> > > I never heard from mshydro.com anymore. They don't return phone

> calls. So I went to Sprouthouse and again bought from them. Got 6 10 x

> 20 Sure to Grow Mats. I will cut them to fit my trays and whatever.

> > >

> > > Can't wait. Chia and Flax and anything else I grow as a microgreen

> does VERY WELL in these mats. No more mess, no more soaking in buckets

> (like I did with the Coir). What a difference!!

> > >

> > > For me, it's very convenient because I grow indoors.

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> > > Melody

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[Guest guest]

Cecilia,

Check your local 'Yellow Pages' to see if there is a hydroponics supply store

near where you live. They might have what you need. STG mats were developed for

the hydroponic growers.

ew

Just purchased some Sure To Grow

Mats

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> > I never heard from mshydro.com anymore. They don't return phone

calls. So I went to Sprouthouse and again bought from them. Got 6 10 x

20 Sure to Grow Mats. I will cut them to fit my trays and whatever.

> >

> > Can't wait. Chia and Flax and anything else I grow as a microgreen

does VERY WELL in these mats. No more mess, no more soaking in buckets

(like I did with the Coir). What a difference!!

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> > For me, it's very convenient because I grow indoors.

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> > Melody

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[Guest guest]

No, EW explained this to me. The roots are all tangled up and if you turn it

over, no roots can grow because the other roots have done this. So you use a

Sure To Grow Mat one time.

Melody

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> > Mel,

> > How do you recycle those mats?

> > ew

> > Just purchased some Sure To Grow Mats

> >

> > I never heard from mshydro.com anymore. They don't return phone calls. So I

went to Sprouthouse and again bought from them. Got 6 10 x 20 Sure to Grow Mats.

I will cut them to fit my trays and whatever.

> >

> > Can't wait. Chia and Flax and anything else I grow as a microgreen does VERY

WELL in these mats. No more mess, no more soaking in buckets (like I did with

the Coir). What a difference!!

> >

> > For me, it's very convenient because I grow indoors.

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> > Melody

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[Guest guest]

I just might go with the roll the next time I order. I think it's twenty bucks.

Melody

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> I saw that Sproutpeople had 10 " x 20 " mats for $1.20 I think it was or

$1.50.  They had a roll for quite a bit more, was too much for me to try it

out, but you have used them and you might find that moe economical depending on

your size boxes.

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> Carolyn Wilkerson

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> Sent: Friday, May 4, 2012 10:51 PM

> Subject: Just purchased some Sure To Grow Mats

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> I never heard from mshydro.com anymore. They don't return phone calls. So I

went to Sprouthouse and again bought from them. Got 6 10 x 20 Sure to Grow Mats.

I will cut them to fit my trays and whatever.

>

> Can't wait. Chia and Flax and anything else I grow as a microgreen does VERY

WELL in these mats. No more mess, no more soaking in buckets (like I did with

the Coir). What a difference!!

>

> For me, it's very convenient because I grow indoors.

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> Melody

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[Guest guest]

Cecilia:

I just heard back from Veseys. I had inquired if they sold the Sure To Grow Mats

or if they knew anyone in Canada who sold them. This is what they emailed me:

Hi Melody;

Thank you for contacting Veseys. Sorry, we do not carry those products. I was

not able to locate a Canadian supplier for them either - just US suppliers.

Have you checked with any US suppliers to see if they will ship to Canada?

If there is anything else I can help you with, please do not hesitate to contact

me.

Happy Gardening!

Gallant

Customer Service Representative

Hey, we gave it a shot. Sorry I could not help you. Take care, Melody