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the pan is rcmovul, and tllis is a common method of determining the work
dotic l,y a 5;tcaming outfit. Altho~lgh the tempernt~lres rea,ched directly
under the pm arc ciuitr* lligh, little heating efTer*t is to be noted away from
the edge:; uf the pan.”
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The soil irk wliicJl seeds are sown, especially in Moor culture,
should be sur~h as to allow of perfect drainage and at the same
time to hold moist nre. Good potting soil, with a liberal allowantv
of sharp sz111(1, is the best. for general purposes. Pure sand
btwmes too ~WSV , ;~ncl leaf-molt1 alone is visually too loose and
o~wtl. A propt’r (*onll)ination of the two c*orrect,s both faults.
It is ilnpossiblc to describe a good potting or seed-bed soil.
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