My First Failure to Growing Celery by Hidroponic

Hello Hive buddies...

This is my first post in the Algicultural Mindset community, and I hope it's not my first or last. I hope I can be consistent in my writing and agricultural practice.

So, the reason I'm here is simply because I've been interested and curious about hydroponics for the past few months. After visiting a hydroponic farm, I thought, "Do I have some kind of magic hand to grow vegetables?" So I answered, "Okay, let's try!"

It's interesting when you realize you're in the get down the rabbit hole phase, so this is the first step in challenging myself.

After getting my hydroponic equipment, I got started. I played with my rockwool and placed each celery seedling in its hole. I followed my guide's instructions, which stated that after placing the seeds in the rockwool, I should leave them in a dark place for three days. However, it seems I misunderstood, because it turned out to be a mistake. As a result, my sprouts experienced etiolation.

So I thought it was a good sign, that the seeds I sowed had finally grown into sprouts. Until finally, sadly, @aswita said that my celery growth was abnormal. It was experiencing etiolation, where the stem grows taller than the leaves.

Even though this was a failure, I decided to try again. I'm not giving up at all, so I'm looking forward to the growth of the other seeds I'm currently sowing.

Hasta La vista…

Thanks in advance guys, to read my blog and hope you like my post!
See you on the next post...

Vivie Hardika

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_{I have so much imagination in my head. Something that I can't achieve as a human and as a girl. So writing is very challenging. Since Junior High School, I have written whatever I want to write. Without skill, I just write what I want to read. Now I have 12th published novels and all of those are romance.}
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