The local nursery is geared to outdoor growing there are maybe a dozen "house plants" there. all run of the mill stuff half are "seasonal" their supplies are terrible. I sifted through a jumbled mess to find iron supplement. felt lucky that I found it.. there were herbicides in fert section and fert in with the insecticides.. I could special order a soil tester but they won't get shipment till spring??? *o* when I moved here 13 some odd yrs ago I had applied for an accounting job there. I'm glad that I turned it down. I can't imagine what their books look like.. The work would have been seasonal and conflict with time with kids. So I opted not to take the job after great consideration. I had briefly thought I could learn about plants and such working there. but I think I have learned more from books etc than I could have learned there. Any way... back to the matter at hand.. As I just watered with a normal fert amount. I will have to wait on the iron sup. Dale.. the potting medium is.. pine (I think it was pine) chips, sand, cactus mix, orchid mix, perilite, peat and potting soil. The pine chips are a newly added to the seedlings mix and George does not have the pine. I am fairly sure they are just screaming for food as they haven't had any in over 3 months. I was going to resume feeding after George got better but was unsure about feeding them during winter. Guess I am keeping them happy enough other wise that they are still growing and needing nutrients. I have never given them iron supplement before. I know that the pail leaves don't look too bad.. but I don't want to wait till they do look TOO bad. don't think the seedlings will be as forgiving about deficiencies as an older plants.. Thanks for all the input!!! I just had a thought.. going to contact kids school and see if the green house teacher might be able to help me out.. Gina *BabyBlue*

For some reason, I can't post a comment to your message, so I'm starting another thread. A 1/2" shower door may be very heavy, so consider 3/8" for the door, while keeping the fixed panels 1/2". You really won't notice the difference in depth for the door. I'm speaking from experience.

In my unusual installation adventure last year, I noticed that the price was about double or close to it. I ended up with a totally free low iron french door shower enclosure. Millworkman was very helpful in problem solving some issues with my glass. THANKS! If I had another room to do I'd consider the regular glass as an option. It really depends on the colors in the room. I have blues and greens in my bathrooms and the regular glass would go with it just fine IMHO. My drama from several years ago: beautiful-but-ugly-shower-doors

Starphire is a brand name for Low Iron (PPG now Vitro). The fact that a dealer is going to charge you one price for low iron and another for the same thing but the Starphire brand would make me quite skeptical. As far as whether Low Iron is a benefit, that is a personal opinion, but the tile will definitely pick up the green hue in regular glass over low iron.