Cannalicious
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I try to support mom and pop businesses when I can, and have been buying my soil, perlite and peat moss from the Loveland Garden Center. I call the owner by his first name when I go in (Kevin).
He switched brands of peat moss, and I was really disappointed in the quality. Magestic Earth is the name and it sucks. There are big chips of peat that you can't break apart. They are hard, like pressed board.
I complained to him, and he asked me what I was worried about, and I said I was worried about hot spots. I do not know how the owner of a nursery in business for over 30 years, could not know the ph of peat moss, but he told me it was neutral, and the ph was between 6.0 and 8.0.
We wagered a bail of sunshine.
I brought him three references, including a paper from CSU's agronomy department.
He reneged, and told me that his peat moss is different, and the burden of proof was still on me. I could bring in my pH meter in if I wanted to.
I'm so pissed. What terrible business practices.
I've decided not to go back because he probably has a good idea of what I do with all that soil, and he is such a douche, that I'm nervous he will take down my license plate. Maybe my mom can take me and he can tell me that my pH meter is faulty. I'll never see that bail.![Frown :( :(](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
He switched brands of peat moss, and I was really disappointed in the quality. Magestic Earth is the name and it sucks. There are big chips of peat that you can't break apart. They are hard, like pressed board.
I complained to him, and he asked me what I was worried about, and I said I was worried about hot spots. I do not know how the owner of a nursery in business for over 30 years, could not know the ph of peat moss, but he told me it was neutral, and the ph was between 6.0 and 8.0.
We wagered a bail of sunshine.
I brought him three references, including a paper from CSU's agronomy department.
He reneged, and told me that his peat moss is different, and the burden of proof was still on me. I could bring in my pH meter in if I wanted to.
I'm so pissed. What terrible business practices.
I've decided not to go back because he probably has a good idea of what I do with all that soil, and he is such a douche, that I'm nervous he will take down my license plate. Maybe my mom can take me and he can tell me that my pH meter is faulty. I'll never see that bail.