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I don't mind if you transplant, Peyton
I'm trying to take KingJohn's advice into consideration - but poking them with skewers didn't help.
I've just been telling them how wonderful they are
They can do better than this I know they can, because I believe in them
This might seem like a daily struggle, only to end up as bong-fodder Or even worse - trim for extracts
But it doesn't have to be that way, you can do better, you can be 3rd runner-up champions of the mini-world (and then bong-fodder)
Still looking a bit demotivated
Maybe I'll try the wire
My plant in the grey fabric pot won't make it. It has tiny root nub, but leaves are quickly dying.
Question: could I take one of my stock cup clones and transplant it to fabric pot or is that against protocol? I'm fine either way, just curious. I'm guessing it would probably be bad for the plant too
I don't mind if you transplant, Peyton
I'm trying to take KingJohn's advice into consideration - but poking them with skewers didn't help.
I've just been telling them how wonderful they are
Root
Rooting for you. I fucked up keeping the photos I wanted for this post, but that's all ok!
My progress so far:
She's getting a bit of colour in her cheeks.
5 segment fan leaves coming up.
totally rootbound
Hope her color doesn't turn ghastly. Can't remember if you tasted this gal or not, but the root bound thing is ringing a bell. My thought in this world of miniatures still has the idea of mass below ground roughly equaling mass above ground.
thought for anyone who has room for a thought: keep the roots trimmed in ratio to ultimate plant, uh, ratio.
Marion
Here are my plants after one week of 12/12 and 3 spills
The regular seeds in yellow look decent size in the picture but are less than 2 inches tall and are scared of Kenny.
Someone killed Kenny?