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Growth continues, and I've discovered microclimates. I'd put some bunches by the window for sun, and others a food inward for lack of room. Given that the heavily cut inward bunch has almost caught up to the lightly cut window bunch, I'm thinking that being close to a 13 C window at night was the dominant (and negative) growth effect. Currently all are inward, with the formerly window ones on the inside of the formation, to see if they even out.
It is mysterious why some individual plants spurt forth vigorously and others, in the same bunch, just wilt.
Roots are also growing, the glasses are getting crowded. I wonder if I should trim them, or if that would traumatize them.
This definitely seems a way to at least double the amount of scallion you get for your money. Webpages said you could get 3 or 4 growths before they give up.
I changed their water today, in case mineral depletion is an issue.
It is mysterious why some individual plants spurt forth vigorously and others, in the same bunch, just wilt.
Roots are also growing, the glasses are getting crowded. I wonder if I should trim them, or if that would traumatize them.
This definitely seems a way to at least double the amount of scallion you get for your money. Webpages said you could get 3 or 4 growths before they give up.
I changed their water today, in case mineral depletion is an issue.