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FAQ

It depends on the manufacturer and the specific nursery tray. Some nursery trays come with a warranty, while others may not. It is advisable to check with the manufacturer or retailer to determine if a warranty is included.

Nursery trays prevent disease spread by providing a controlled and hygienic environment for plants. The trays help in maintaining proper spacing between the plants, reducing contact and minimizing the transfer of pathogens. Additionally, the use of clean and sterilized trays helps prevent the accumulation of soil-borne diseases and contaminants that can infect the plants.

When choosing ground cover for a high-traffic area, it is important to consider a few factors. Firstly, opt for durable and resilient options like perennial grasses or low-growing plants with sturdy stems. Look for varieties that can withstand foot traffic and bounce back quickly after being stepped on. Additionally, consider the maintenance requirements, as some ground covers may require more frequent trimming or mowing. Lastly, choose ground covers that can tolerate the specific conditions of the area, such as sunlight exposure and soil type.

I have been doing a science experiment for clas,s and have seen if mushrooms last longer in paper or plastic bags. After doing the assignment. The mushrooms kept in the plastic fresh seel bags have lasted longer. HELP ME if my experiment wrong or right.P.S i used the plastic bags with the seel on top its makes vegetables last longer. am i right or wrong?

Its an experiment so there is no right or wrong answer simply a result. Its generally thought that mushrooms keep in paper last longer as the bags absorb the excess moisture but your experiment has suggested otherwise.

Yes, nursery trays can be used for starting vegetable plants. These trays provide a convenient and controlled environment for germinating seeds and growing young plants. They offer proper drainage and enough space for root development, ensuring successful plant growth before transplanting into the garden.

Some ground cover options for regions with alkaline soil include creeping thyme, sedum, yarrow, lavender, and ice plant.

Yes, nursery trays can be suitable for growing bonsai trees from seed. They provide a convenient and organized space for germinating and nurturing young seedlings. However, it is important to ensure that the trays have proper drainage holes and are filled with well-draining soil mix to promote healthy root growth. Additionally, regular monitoring and appropriate care, such as proper watering and adequate sunlight, are crucial for successful bonsai seedling development.

define the term (Plastic)

In chemistry, 'plastic' usually denotes a thermoplastic polymer, one that can be molded into a shape (with the application of heat) which it will retain on cooling. Examples are: molded objects such as the ever-present bottles and jars used today (PE, HDPE, PET, etc stamped on bottom); extruded sheet (polyethylene, mylar); spun fibers (nylon, orlon). In general, these may be recycled by remolding them. This differs from a 'resin', which is usually 'set' (hardened) by heat, although the terms may shade into each other. These are generally not remoldable, so little recycling can be done. The objects made from resins are usually harder and stronger than plastics. :-)) Note the use of 'generally', 'usually'...polymer chemistry is a complicated multi-faceted field...thousands of polymers are known, some natural some synthetic, each with a different set of properties.