Growing Flowers Time Lapse – 47 Days
I recently undertook the task of growing flowers from a seed packet named “Japanese Flowercarpet.” Little did I know that it would take me on a 47-day journey filled with challenges, pests, and an eventual bloom that left me in awe.
I started the process by planting the seeds in a pot of soil and watering them regularly. I also made sure to provide them with enough light by using grow lights from Horticultural Lighting Group. These lights are a bit pricey, but they are worth every penny if you’re serious about growing plants indoors.
The first few weeks were uneventful, and I was starting to worry that nothing would happen. But then, on day 11, I noticed tiny green shoots poking out of the soil. It was a thrilling moment for me, and I knew that things were finally starting to take shape.
Over the next few weeks, the flowers grew taller, and their leaves became more prominent. I was amazed at how quickly they were developing, and I couldn’t wait to see what they would look like when they finally bloomed.
However, my excitement was short-lived as I noticed that some of the flowers were being overrun by bugs. Upon closer inspection, I realized that they were thrips, and they were sucking the life out of my once-beautiful flowers.
I tried various methods to get rid of them, from using insecticidal soap to spraying the flowers with water. Unfortunately, nothing seemed to work, and they kept coming back. In the end, they managed to damage the flowers, leaving them looking rough and unhealthy.
Despite the setbacks caused by the pests, the flowers continued to grow and develop. By day 47, they had finally bloomed, and they were stunning. I was blown away by the variety of colors and the beauty of each individual flower.
Looking back on the experience, I realized that growing flowers from a seed packet takes patience, dedication, and perseverance. It was a challenging but rewarding process, and I learned a lot along the way.
If you’re interested in growing your flowers from seeds, I encourage you to give it a try. Just be prepared for the challenges that come with it, and don’t get discouraged if things don’t go as planned. With time and effort, you’ll be able to create a beautiful garden that will make all your hard work worth it.