permaculture

[Keith Johnson <keithdj@mindspring.com>]

Coir is lovely to work with. It looks, feels, and acts like peat. I used 
it when I lived in CA where it was easier to find than here in NC. Peat 
moss takes a REALLY LONG TIME to regenerate. I forget HOW long, but 
maybe someone else has that data.
Keith

CindraZone@aol.com wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> Does anyone have experience using coir as an alternative to peat for 
> propagation?  If so how did you like it?   
>
> Also, I'm teaching a class on propagating with seeds this weekend and 
> want to have my facts right.  Is peat moss nonrenewable or just slow 
> to regenerate.  I've read conflicting info and hope someone can shed 
> some light.
> Thanks,
> Cindra
> No longer lurking