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using discarded bottle
maybe they loved it this way*biggrin2*
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what media is inside?
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Wow, such lovely big pitchers from a small shoot.
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I use bottles too...Though when i put seedlings inside about a week or 2 they're new leaves start to brown and so does the leaf which has not unfolded inside too...Now it is recovering
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Robert,
Are there any holes at the bottom of your bottle for drainage? It seem to love it this way. |
I'm surprised such a large amp can fit in that little bottle, well done! :biggrin:
By the way, could you upload a pic of the entire plant? I'm curious how tall the plant is. |
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http://i191.photobucket.com/albums/z...u/DSCN6070.jpg note the roots system http://i191.photobucket.com/albums/z...u/DSCN6069.jpg Quote:
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Now I know what to use when I'm running out of pots... *biggrin2*
Thanks Robert for teaching us how to "recycle" *biggrin2* |
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Wow, that is huge! How do you keep it from tipping over?
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