Well, I was afraid that our water supply here in southern Nevada was too vicious for plants, but if this guy is any indication, it may not be as bad as I thought. Here's hoping this becomes a healthy plant!
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- All is not lost.
- That's what I get for sleeping!
- Seedlings in their new home.
- Mixing the nutrients.
- Getting the medium and planters ready for the root...
- Oh boy! I think I need to pay more attention!
- The second set of leaves on Black Sea Man.
- A look at the berries.
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- No more cucumber, no more pea
- black tomato
- The cucumber I killed. I think.
- Those peppers are a rootin!
- Sugar Snap Pea, is there a problem?
- Eh, lessons learned
- Another taproot.
- That little tomato is rolling.
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