I have two Drosophyllum seedlings growing well in a 7 inch clay pot- should I remove one? I know that removal of all but one seedlings was Slack's recommendation, but I've read since that they can grow together. Any suggestions, anyone?
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Drosophyllum seedling question
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Greg Allan
, Jun 08 2007 14:12 PM
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Posted 08 June 2007 - 14:12 PM
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Posted 08 June 2007 - 14:34 PM
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Hello Greg!
I had a few seeds this year in one pot. They germinated very quick, and without any problems. The distance between a few seeds was less than a half centimeter. So I don´t think that you have to remove one.
Best regards Christian
I had a few seeds this year in one pot. They germinated very quick, and without any problems. The distance between a few seeds was less than a half centimeter. So I don´t think that you have to remove one.
Best regards Christian
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Posted 08 June 2007 - 18:08 PM
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hi greg,i put 5 seeds in one 8" pot,they all germinated and all are about 4-5" tall at mo and seemingly doin well.the mother plant is in a 10" pot on its own and doin well
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I wouldn't remove them because there's really no need. A single plant in a 7" pot won't get too large (relatively speaking) and if there are two in there, they might be smaller than they otherwise would be if single. But that's the only real issue I see, if you consider it an issue.
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