Dwarf Project Seedlings

ddsack · April 13, 2012

I decided to post these in the photo section because these are just so fat and sassy and darned cute!
It's time to transplant into individual containers.
These are multiple seeds (6-12) started in each space in the 4 cell pack.

I found a few unusual seedlings among them.
It won't affect them any as adult plants when they all develop lots of suckers anyway, but here is a Tricot (Sunny F4 my large Ivory 8b)

A quad cot - not sure if I've ever had one before - also from the same Sunny Ivory seed batch -

And an originally blind seedling, that looks like it's going to develop two growing points - so two main stems at once!
This one is from Uluru Ochre.

I have one more blind seedling from Rosella Giant that has the tiniest nub, so it may get a normal stem.
Lots of fun with these little guys!

April 13, 2012	#1
ddsack Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Northern Minnesota - zone 3 Posts: 3,231	Dwarf Project Seedlings I decided to post these in the photo section because these are just so fat and sassy and darned cute! It's time to transplant into individual containers. These are multiple seeds (6-12) started in each space in the 4 cell pack. I found a few unusual seedlings among them. It won't affect them any as adult plants when they all develop lots of suckers anyway, but here is a Tricot (Sunny F4 my large Ivory 8b) A quad cot - not sure if I've ever had one before - also from the same Sunny Ivory seed batch - And an originally blind seedling, that looks like it's going to develop two growing points - so two main stems at once! This one is from Uluru Ochre. I have one more blind seedling from Rosella Giant that has the tiniest nub, so it may get a normal stem. Lots of fun with these little guys! __________________ Dee **************