I should do another sunflower update.
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I was going to do a proper one with string and centimetres and the like, but...I...can't...be bothered. I keep trying to type impressive, reasonable and yet entirely fictitious excuses, and the truth comes out instead.
Runtface is quite well. We are all much cheered. He is at least 4cm high and currently sunning himself in the living room. His stem is stiff and straight and his second leaves are tiny but present. He's still sort of stained, but that's just the way he is, we've decided.
Sunflower number 1 is racing towards the ceiling, but number 2 is only a millimetre shorter. Sunflower 7...I think...is now the third tallest, then Sunflower 4, then 8 and 9. Sunflower 6 began its second leaves yesterday, which was a great relief.
Sunflower 5 is currently the weirdest sunflower of the bunch. Its first leaves melded to form one lopsided superleaf, and it only seems to be producing a single second leaf. I think this one needs watching.
The next stage is the dropping off the first leaves. I shall keep you in the loop.
And soon I will start the Bonsai trees. This could be tricky. Do not judge me on my inability to produce Bonsai trees. If the shoots come up, you can claim them. I'll be doing five -
jekesta and
aldenmacrae have bagsied a couple. Has anyone else?
Runtface is quite well. We are all much cheered. He is at least 4cm high and currently sunning himself in the living room. His stem is stiff and straight and his second leaves are tiny but present. He's still sort of stained, but that's just the way he is, we've decided.
Sunflower number 1 is racing towards the ceiling, but number 2 is only a millimetre shorter. Sunflower 7...I think...is now the third tallest, then Sunflower 4, then 8 and 9. Sunflower 6 began its second leaves yesterday, which was a great relief.
Sunflower 5 is currently the weirdest sunflower of the bunch. Its first leaves melded to form one lopsided superleaf, and it only seems to be producing a single second leaf. I think this one needs watching.
The next stage is the dropping off the first leaves. I shall keep you in the loop.
And soon I will start the Bonsai trees. This could be tricky. Do not judge me on my inability to produce Bonsai trees. If the shoots come up, you can claim them. I'll be doing five -
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Date: 2006-05-28 10:13 am (UTC)Flower growing should be an Olympic sport. Obviously.
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Date: 2006-05-28 09:53 am (UTC)I am looking forward to the Bonsai trees! Will the aim be to kep them as small as possible?
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Date: 2006-05-28 10:14 am (UTC)My primary aim will be to keep the trees as alive as possible. That is where I failed miserably last year.
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Date: 2006-05-28 11:58 am (UTC)Also, can I offer some sort of monetary award for preventing Runtface from overtaking Six? Cause, really, this is not a good plan ever. Sarah will have no dignity in her victory.
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Date: 2006-05-28 12:55 pm (UTC)Runtface is not overtaking 6. He's about half the size. Also if I snipped Runtface's head off, I would probably be set upon from all angles. Runtface is as another child in this family.
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