DIY Crystal Soil Plant: Part 2
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Remember my previous entry on the DIY Crystal Soil Plant?
Few readers requested for photos of how the plant would turn out after plantation.
Well, I have good and bad news.
Good news was my plant did grow. It grew up to 4 inches in my wine glass.
Bad news, however, was that it died. Because I went away to China for two weeks, only to come back and found that it lacked nutrients and withered (hence my advice that it needed to be transferred to soil after it started sprouting, else you would need liquid form food plant to feed it).
And the good news again is (hey, I didn't say it was ONE good news :p)...
A reader of Nicolekiss, Jenny, was generous enough to provide some lovely photos of HER magic bean and plant.
Here are the photos. It's a bit small though, don't squint your eyes. :)
According to Jenny, that was the first two weeks. Then the plant was moved to her garden. Which started sprouting everywhere on her fence.
After 1 to 2 months, (bigger photos, yay!)
And then they flowered.
And grew their own beans!
When it's riped, it would fall to the ground (I think).
Peel it open and you will find plentiful of magic beans (not so magical now) inside!!
Hey Jenny, now you can sell your own beans!! :D
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wow..such a small little seed could grow into such magnificent plant except that it needed some support form the fence. will you grow the beans again in the near future?
ReplyDeleteWow! that was really good. I suddenly feel like eating beans.
ReplyDeleteBut that's amiss the point
It was a very good post. i liked it.
omg .. i let my plant get themselves twisted in the pot and such :X .. i got tired of them .. i didn't know they would grow into something so magnificent ..
ReplyDeleteawesome!!
ReplyDeletelol..she really can sell her own beans...><
ReplyDeletenicole, this is nice, where can I get the seeds?
ReplyDeleteayo... This plant can really grow wild if not taken good care. I rather not have it
ReplyDeleteu are getting prettier by years.. :) great!!
ReplyDeleteSo... whats the bad news?
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