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BotanicalBrooke

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  1. Wolfen 🐺

    Try a smaller pot. If you increase the pot size more than an inch or two, they focus on roots and not growth. It can also lead to overwatering.

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    • BotanicalBrooke

      I’ve tried small pots too though.

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    • Wolfen 🐺

      Do you fertilize?

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    • BotanicalBrooke

      Not yet I will get some soon though!

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    • Wolfen 🐺

      The seeds usually have enough internal nutrients for the first 2 cotyledon leaves. So once the start to pop out 3-4 i start fertilizing. If you have a freshwater fish tank, even tank cleaning water is a decent first fertilizer, if you dont have one on hand.

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  2. CC

    This is look good mine is still a baby

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  3. BotanicalBrooke

    Thanks guys!

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