yardenman (z7 MD). Seedlings should be large enough to have a thickened stem. Too small, and it is just to easy to damage them in the transplanting process. Too lagrge, and they are likely to need some serious root-teasing-out before planting.And you sure don't want a seedling that is developing any blossoms while in a pot.eedlings should be large enough to have a thickened stem. Too small, and it is just to easy to damage them in the transplanting process. Too lagrge, and they are likely to need some serious root-teasing-out before planting. And you sure don't want a seedling that is developing any blossoms while in a pot.
Chufa is an old plant of the south that has been grown for years for wild hogs, turkey and deer. Chufa has a peanut like tuber and is easily broadcast planted onto a full cultivated or lightly disked food plot area.
From reliable sources, we know that the mineral that makes up the tufa formations is called tufa (!), and is a form of calcium carbonate (chemical formula CaCO 3). Tufa is an unusual form of calcium carbonate.Limestone (also CaCO 3), for instance, is very common rock in the Earth's crust formed at the bottom of large bodies of water. As skeletons of microscopic organisms heavier than water pile up on the bottom over long periods of time, they may become cemented by pressure.ufa is an unusual form of calcium carbonate. Limestone (also CaCO 3), for instance, is very common rock in the Earth's crust formed at the bottom of large bodies of water. As skeletons of microscopic organisms heavier than water pile up on the bottom over long periods of time, they may become cemented by pressure.