Raffitsch Round two was blessed with over-fertilization and destruction. Nevertheless, Round 2 continues and is still available to follow. Round 2.1 is meant to honor the deceased ladies who did not survive the fertilizer flood.They say only the strong survive ^^All the substrates have also been moved into the 3L pots from Zamnesia + 3 pots on the sides.Now it's a matter of seeing how it develops to strengthen my green thumb and learn more..Best regards, Happy Halloween
The Birth of a Queen:
The seeds were pre-germinated in a glass of water for about 24 hours.
Then they were placed in the final pot.
The time it takes for the queen to see the light of day averages 2-7 days.
Sometimes, it happens that some take longer.
I am thinking about getting a starter set.
My favorite is the pre-germination in a glass because I can see everything clearly and find it interesting what Mother Nature can achieve.
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