So I'm sure it has happened to even the best of us but last round half of the tags are faded so bad I cant read them. Got any fool proof tips to help an ol fella out? Their all jarred separate so no biggie to me butt..
"Sharpie Extreme Fade Resistant" is used because all stages have UV and this pen holds the darkness.
What is written on makes a HUGE difference. Wooden clothes pins need a sharp sharpie to fit the words and numbers. Post-It notes on a toothpick pole need a strip of clear tape over the ink. Jiffy pots soak up a lot of ink and have poor contrast. Plastic strip tags need a stem to go around.
When styrofoam cups were used for clones the info would be written around the top rim. At transplant the rim would be razored off and put around the seedling, where it would remain irremovable until harvest.
I notice a large percentage of responses prefer Sharpie's, I wish to join that group.
pencil i figured you meant more, tips on how to read what you wrote. like, use some kind of substance to make the residual ink more discernable. sleuth powder. maybe acid would enhance your vision enough. maybe a blacklight or the moonlight. laser pointers on acid on the moon. but that might harm the seed. animals could see it i bet. you could describe the shape of the letters and they could nod.