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Seedling Update

10 years ago

Sorry this is going to be 2 posts long!

Would like to hear how everyone else's seedlings are doing as well.

Here is the seedlings at about 10 or 12 days old.

John

This post was edited by JGW3 on Mon, Apr 29, 13 at 10:06

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JGW3
Original Author
10 years ago
Here they are today or about 24 days into it. I don't know for sure I didn't mark the calendar. The bigger ones are getting ready to send out 2nd set of leaves. The one with a single leaf is also getting ready to send out a second set. I have one in the middle my 4 year old son was "petting" and knocked out of the soil, I will have to wait and see how that one is going to do.

John
elucas101
10 years ago
They look so green and healthy, GREAT JOB!!! I had to laugh about your son "petting" the seedling LOL!!! Looks like it will recover nicely. keep us updated on your progress!
greenclaws UK, Zone 8a
10 years ago
John, they look very green and healthy, just make sure they get plenty of light to try and keep them compact. I'm sure the up-rooted seedling will be fine, they are quite tough really...but as its such a new seedling it's roots are very fine so lets just hope been it's not damaged then all should be well.
Gill UK

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