Experimenting With Sunflower Seeds!

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On 5-21-20 I decided that I would finally plant sunflower seeds!

I decided to try an experiment, seeds in sphagnum moss...

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And only after 2 days they sprouted!

WHAAAAATTTTT

I was absolutely shocked!

I keep all of my propagations on a heating mat that is always on medium.

This current propagation is placed in an old muffin container

(REDUCE-REUSE-RECYCLE)

I checked the seeds again on 5-25-20

and added some other plants into the container

This time I noticed they had sprouted LEAVES!

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Almost all of my seeds were starting to sprout, the side view is super interesting to me.

This view is one of the reasons I like propagating plants in clear plastic or glass with moss.

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Today is 5-27-20 and I wanted to see what progress they have made in the last 2 days.

I had accidentally left the container open overnight on the 25th, which caused the moss to dry out so I was a little concerned that I might have ruined this project.

But nope, they're continuing to thrive!

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They have started to grow roots inside of the moss, how rad is this?!

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So far this experiment is going successfully!

The other plants I added to the container are; Philodendron Micans (top right), Begonia Cissus Discolor (top left), and Hoya Linearis (bottom right.)

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Before moving my B. Cissus Discolor in this container it was in moss and under a glass dome to encourage humidity.

I was so worried when I got this unrooted cutting that I would struggle to root it and it would die...

Surprisingly, it has started to root!

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My Philo Micans are unrooted and so it the Hoya Linearis, let's hope these mofos are as successful as the others.

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Stay rad - Stay safe
5-27-20

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