Bent / curved stone pine seedling
10 years ago
One of my Pinus pinea seedling just decided to bend at the tip for no reason. Worry about this and stake when possible or let go? Normal watering. Pot is likely oversized but it is all that I had at the time. Used a pinch of 13-13-13 continuous release fertilizer just recently. Peat based mix that drains.
Growing for fun mostly and will likely stay in a container.
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