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Seed Starting
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Subject: Spiral Seedling Stem
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Scott M |
Roblin, Manitoba
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I have 1 seedling that has a bad spiral or twist to the stem......like a corkscrew. The stem is twisted one complete revolution from the dirt up the the cots. I have never seen this before. Is it an early sign of ribbon or flat vine?, or will it straighten out? or does it even matter? Its been up for a few days and the first true leaf is starting to show fairly well, although not open yet, likely within a day or two.
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4/29/2008 11:35:21 AM
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MOpumpkins |
Springfield, Missouri
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It might be from the lighting. If the lights keep getting turned off and on the plants will tilt and move around causing the stem to twist.
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4/30/2008 12:35:40 AM
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Scott M |
Roblin, Manitoba
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Thanks, never thought of that, makes sense. Even moreso considering its a plant that only formed 1.5 cots, so there is more weight on the one side, then add the lighting factor in and it does make sense. Its a rough looking seedling, but the first true leaf is started so it should do fine, I really want to grow it, its a 998 pukos self.
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4/30/2008 12:48:13 AM
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