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Yeah. Sorry for the bad picture quality... my camera sucks. I'm planning on getting a new one soon.

Here are some pictures from the first three days. My grow area, in the woods by my house. One of the ones that actually grew. Another one of the "two in one pot" things. Once it grows a little bit, I'm gonna transplant the smaller one to an empty pot. A closer pic of the same thing. A...

...*shudder*

I just got underneath the smaller of the two plants, and I picked it out of the dirt with the one root (it only had one root) and then I planted it in an empty pot that I had nearby.

Thanks. I already transplanted them. It worked just fine!

Nevermind. I fixed it.

The plants that I recently planted that I thought had died, some of them are coming up. Some might think that thats a good thing, but it's not when I already planted new seeds in the same pots. The problem is, Now I have two very small 2-day-old plants growing in the same pot about half an...

Hmm... thanks. I think I'll try the last method for a week before I leave just to see if it works well enough to be used for two weeks. Thanks!

Cool. Thanks. I might get that, I dunno. Does anyone know about a bucket and string technique? I read about it... but I dunno if it really works.

That might be possible, if it's battery powered (the plants are out in the woods near my house)

Hi. If any of you just read my last post here, then you know I just planted some seeds, (I see some sprouts, so their growing! ^_^) But... I just found out that I'm taking a 2 week vacation. I can't have anybody taking care of my plants, because nobody knows about them (and I don't want them...

Mm... okay. Thanks for the advice!

I germinated them using the method where you put them in a wet paper towel and put them in a dark place. They germinated just fine.

That's what I thought, too. But there were no holes or anything there that would be a sign of squirrels or birds... I might have buried them too deep, maybe 1 inch... but I germinated some more, so... I'll see how those go. Thanks!

I see... interesting...