4th of July Seedlings

20 years ago

After killing my first 4 seedlings I'm thrilled (and taking extra care) of these 4. They are all 4th of July open pollinated seedlings.

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My question (and you know there's always going to be a question with me LOL) is it usual for them to start "branching" out already? If you look closely the middle one has 2 "canes". The 2nd one is coming up with that new growth red color that I saw on my yard roses this past year. Just curious if this is normal.(Feel free to correct my terminology)

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Julie

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gerry_wyomingpa
20 years ago
Julie,

They are looking good. I had 2 seeds sprout from 4th, but neither grew after planting :-(

I am guessing that you must have gotten 2 seeds in that pot, but that is just my guess.

Good luck and keep us posted.

Gerry
bojo96
Original Author
20 years ago
Thanks Gerry...I know there's only one seed in there, that's why I was startled to find the second "cane" coming up. Also, when I cleared the soil away a little bit, they're both coming up from basically the same place. (didn't want to go to far down) Sorry about your 4th seedlings. Mine seem to being doing good. My Graham Thomas seedling was just sickly, it got it's first set of leaves then sort of just laid down and died. At least, I didn't kill that one. (is that called planticide?) LOL
Julie
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