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Old 06-19-2018, 02:03 PM
Maryanne Maryanne is offline
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Hello Folks:

Coming back to this virus issue...
I used Critter Creek for virus testing a few years ago.
The cost was lower per plant for CC when comparing to Agdia test kits. $4 or 5 per plant compared with about $7 to 8 for the Agdia test kits that you have to do yourself. (based on the small number of plants I would test)

The CC test results showed that a few of the tested plants were virused, and I tossed them. : -(

I am now considering testing again but I am wondering which to go with this time around.

In the past, and on a different forum (I think) I saw an opinion about CC that implied they weren't the best choice, but gave no reason. hmmm? Does anyone know why this would be?
Roberta? if you're reading this, please weigh in on it, if you can. I always appreciate your insight.

Looking forward to more forum members' input as well.

Thanks for your attention!
Happy (virus-free) growing,
Maryanne in New England
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