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Fall 17 seedling batch

8 years ago

Should I toss this seedling due to deformed leaf habit? Ever since first normal leaves formed, they have always been really curved downward. Watered same as all others. Of the 30 viable from pod, this one marches to different drummer. Yet the vein underneath does have a reddish glow...lol

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tunatony
8 years ago
If it's not a lot of extra work, perhaps let it continue to grow. Some of of my "stragglers and runts" have surprised me by growing out of an early funk, eventually. Plumeria are amazing!
Kawagoe(Home of SF 49ers Santa Clara CA)
8 years ago
Maybe something new. let them grow and see what you got.
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oceanfrontview
8 years ago
Rox....seedlings.....they are fun to grow. I'd say to keep the "weirdo" and email me in 5-8 years when it blooms.....

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