Hunter. Buddy. I'm very excited for you. But I hope you stop digging at your sprouting seeds. They will come up in their own sweet slow time. They can be easily damaged at that stage and don't need direct sunlight. It's probably better that they are in filtered light. In the wild young palms survive tucked under the protection of small shrubs, vines or mature palms. They often don't see much direct sunlight until a year or two after sprouting.

I know it's hard when you're 13 and new to all this, but be patient. You're doing a great job. Be patient. And Congrats on your first sprout!

Ok, thanks. Should I leave it as it is or should I cover it back up with dirt?

I'd leave it alone and move it underneath another plant. It'll get filtered sunlight that way. If I recall, you had a few of those seeds. They all should be emerging soon.

congrats lil man! pretty soon youll have no more room for all your sprouts, trust me!

Good job, young neighbor!

Hey Hunter!!!!

Looking great!!!

Great advice from Wetsuiter...indirect light and let mother nature take care of it unitl it gets to cold...

You are doing a great job!!!!

Love all of your other pics...the Plumie looks great!!! : )

Take care everyone...

Laura in VB