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testing rooting of new seedling early

9 years ago

one of the branches on my seeding broke, so i get to test out its rooting ability a little earlier than planned. don't even know what color the flower is yet. so far i do know the flower is likely to be small and a lighter color...

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Gutzmek
9 years ago
Merkity,

Hope it takes. I am hoping I get some blooms from my year old seedlings. I also started just over 30 this past winter.

I can't wait to see what happens.

Ed
merkity
Original Author
9 years ago
yikes! that's quite a few ;) i have maybe a dozen seedlings going right now and no room for them. of course i am busily trying for more seed pods and have a bunch of seeds that need to be planted...have to find the room for it...gonna have to be after my other rooting experiments are done...

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