I also wonder whether they are moist enough too? 34C is rather warm especially with such an airy mix with the 50% perlite in it plus not having an airtight lid would also let any moisture you have given them escape. Is the mix evenly moist?...it needs to be wetted thoroughly but not sopping wet. If you cut an individual cling film cover for each pot attached with an elastic band this may help keep the moisture in better. When they do sprout I would be careful they don't get too drawn as the soil is far down the cups....I would cut each cup down so the soil is 1/2 inch below the tops. If they don't show in a few more days, I would be tempted to fish them out and see if they are still viable by very gently squeezing them, re-pot them if OK, maybe in a mix with less perlite and try again. Seed/seedlings do not need such a fast draining mix as older DR's. as they need the moisture around them, they can't dry out in the early stages. Hope this helps, good luck and keep us posted. Gill from the UK.

I am so sorry.. The pain is still fresh for the both of us.. Your website is beautiful! He would be proud of it, I'm sure.. Remember that he will be with you during graduation. Right next to you, look for a sign, I'm sure you will see something today..I have to remind myself that Dad wouldn't want me being sad..He didn't like that..He would always try to cheer me up..Remember those moments.. I'm facing a birthday party on Sun. that I'd rather not have..But I'd have a very disappointed 6 yr old little girl if I don't do it..He loved the kids and the parties, the kids were his drive in life, one of them..He would drive 2 hrs each way to come and visit sometimes for an hour and go home..Christmas will be tough too... We had the picture perfect Night before Christmas ritual going on. He would read that story, I would put the cookies in place and hang the stockings. He would hang around while I wrapped the presents and he would help me eat cookies. Last Christmas he was sick and in the hosptial from the 14th to Jan 5th or so..Little did I know, it would be his last..I questioned it, but everyone said I was overreacting, he'll be fine..Then in April, they tried to take out the cancer and found all through out his body! I was right!!! I'm having my moments too...Good luck today.. Keep in touch. Heather

In a production environment, every cabinet has a particular code, such as B24BUTT, and a color suffix, such as WHI. An order is input with the complete code into the computer, and isn't changeable in the system. If changes have to be made, you have to cancel the previous order and input the order with the correct code, such as B24BUTTIVOR. Every cabinet, even if the "same" cabinet, will have a unique identifying code that identifies which cabinet is being produced and in what color. That is why you must cancel the order and reorder with the correct code. A cabinet production line is exactly that, a line. Once you submit an order, you get in line. If the company is a small one that maybe does 30 orders a month, you only get on or two orders per day, but as size increases, so does the number of orders submitted. If the original order was #102, and you wait 3 days to cancel and reorder, then maybe only4-5 people are in front of you in the production, and that might only translate to a week's time difference in the ETA. If the original order was submitted on a Monday, and you cancel on a Wednesday, you may or may not get the new order placed on a Thursday into line on Friday, or it might wait until Monday, depending on the number of orders submitted. If there are holidays in between that additional week of time needed for order 109 vs 102, then you may be into a two week lag time. In aa production builder, two weeks is a LONG time, and can throw off a LOT of scheduling. Time is money to a builder, and he'll charge you for that, and if other trades have to wait on the cabinets, that will get passed on to you in the form of a change order.

I think it took two days for my "backordered" GTS sink to get here- I know for sure it was under a week.