Seedling update part 3

10 years ago

I decided to transplant my oldest seedlings into some clay pots finally. Here are a few shots at almost 8 months old. Sprouted Oct. 21, 2012. I also linked to the part 2 post (down below) from early last month showing the early root organization for some comparison to a little over a month later. They're really taking off in this Texas sun, heat, and humidity!

Kirk

Here is a link that might be useful: Seedling part 2 post for comparison

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Comments (6)

Marie Tran
10 years ago
Wow....they are so beautiful.....
I want to sow some more seeds.
Marie
sbrow156
10 years ago
Wow! I like how all of them have branches....mine are going on 7 months and i have pinched a few and no new branches :( 2 attempted to grow them but then they died off ....*sigh* guess ill just have to keep trying ...
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kodom087 z9a
Original Author
10 years ago
Thanks! I just can't believe how they've changed even in just a month. I'm hoping for some blooms before the end of the year but not totally holding my breath. Just a little. LOL

Kirk
ladylotus
10 years ago
Wow, those are really nice sized for being 8 months old. They look so healthy and the caudex are getting so nice and stout. Nice job.
ladylotus
10 years ago
Wow, those are really nice sized for being 8 months old. They look so healthy and the caudex are getting so nice and stout. Nice job.
jv44
10 years ago
Very nice! I really like the branching you've got going with these. The photos with the tape measure give a good idea of actual size but the one of you holding one in your hand is even better! Thanks for posting these pics!