incarnatas
GardenerDc
19 years ago
Just got these seeds to sprout about a week ago (nine days after they were planted) and moved them from a pot to a mini-greenhouse to create warmth (75F in the day 67F at night) if you can call that warmth
anyway,
here are them at 4 days old
and now at a week and a half old (soory about the terrible light balance, this was taken at night on a porr digital camera)
I'm soo happy,
Dc
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