arabicum hybrids 2nd transplant
10 years ago
date planted 9.21.15 to 7.17.16
all my seedlings are transplanted to 8 inch pots and sometimes 10 inch wide pots, so that i can manipulate their roots freely. and to prevent root balls.
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