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Originally Posted by NYCorchidman
I soaked mine in water for a while, but did not remove all the agar, which is also what I read.
Some of them are very small and not showing much activity but I'm learning to be patience. lol
I wish I had more space so I would buy more flasks, but oh, well... space is always the challenge in a city where the cost of living space is too much.
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Originally Posted by NYCorchidman
Yeah, it sucks big time as I already lost a few trying to pull apart.
The thing is it's not like two stuck together, but the whole group (there are two groups like this) with about 5 seedlings are stuck together.
Oh, well. I think I'll just let them grow for a while this way. No other options for now.
I put about half of all the seedlings in sphag and the other half in a mix of sphag and bark.
Most of them are pushing new leaf, so I take that as a good sign for now.  |
Yes, a VERY good sign! Re the separation, it requires a deft but light touch re the gentle teasing apart of the roots. I think good surgeons have this capacity.
And, congrats!
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Edit: can you make some pics and put them up? I, and bet all of us, would love to see the reality of this wondrous project!
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Originally Posted by littlefrog
For me they always seem to grow faster as single pots. I kind of move from a big compot to 'mini' compots to individual pots as time goes by.
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