#coleus
Wish the phone could actually convey all the glorious dancing rainbow colors.
Forgot to move the cuttings, again, but yay! The bogs sage & begonia are blooming!
Mon, 06 Dec 2021 18:25:16
Y’all ❣️ I went plant shopping today
Sat, 19 Apr 2014 15:02:06
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Tue, 04 Feb 2014 12:02:27
Fri, 13 Jan 2017 09:00:41
26/Jul/2016
I germinated a cherry and a chinese pine seed in less than a month! I just have a picture of them and it’s super bad, but here it is (cherry seed on the left, chinese pine seed on the right -it is slightly open but can’t be appreciated here-)
- For the cherry tree, I cracked carefully the shell with a hammer (if you are going to try it, put the seed inside a paper towel so it doesn’t fly out when you hit it). I read that if you don’t open the shell it takes about 8 months to get it ready, I left some unopened too just in case. Both kinds were stored in a tupperware in wet toilet paper wrapped in transparent cooking film. After a month, the ones with the shell all have black dots, I think it’s a fungus. Some of the ones without shell got too soft, but most are ok. The one that germinated seems to have done so a while ago since it’s like 1,5 cm long from the base. I put it into soil today.
- For the pine tree, I used the toilet paper method too, instead of using the substrate like on the 1st post. I have put it into a bigger pot this time so I don’t have to transplant it too soon.
Mom brought a cutting of coleusandChrist thorn from her work. After a week in water the coleus developed some roots so I planted it yesterday, I’ll take pics of them next time. Also, despite the bugs, the dahlias’ buds are still growing, I can’t wait to see their flowers.
Thu, 31 Mar 2022 21:12:47