Not sure how much water to give them now as well as the best way to deliver it -- you through the bottom again or by misting the seedling, etc.? It is about a week or two old and looks like a 1-inch blade of grass. My first round of seedlings died after sprouting. Really hoping that this batch can survive.

I live in WI - have them outside now, but will obviously have them indoors for the winter.

Thanks in advance for your help!

I would mist it once a week in the morning -- I think they get the majority of their water through dew. It really only rains here between October and April and we only get 5 to 7 inches total a year. Their roots rot very quickly.

Morning sun. They do better here when they have a nurse plant -- something that blocks the sun during heat of the day. But it's going to be 95 today here and the humidity is 14 percent. In Wisconsin, maybe stick it in a sunny window all day with something to block the late afternoon sun.

If you don't already have it in sand, you might want to consider that. They don't like nutritious dirt. I can send you some genuine Mojave Desert sand if you pay the postage. But I'd think sandbox sand would probably work. And you may want to put it in a big pot. Their roots like to spread out a lot.

Good luck! It's difficult in the Midwest. Even the joshua in the Morton Arboretum in Chicago looked unhappy when I visited last.