Another week has gone by for the Reiki/non-Reiki zinnias, and there is a peculiar difference:
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| Reiki Zinnias, below: July 22, 2014, MR |
Both sets of plants are growing well, and are about the same size. The Reiki zinnias sprouted a full 24 hours before the non-Reiki, but now they are growing apace. However, the non-Reiki zinnias are growing further apart, while the Reiki zinnias have grown closer together. In addition, they are given the same amount of sunlight, yet the non-Reiki zinnias have longer stems and show stronger positive phototropism, whereas the Reiki plants are growing straight, and their stems are shorter. Is this because the non-Reiki plants need more light than the Reiki plants? I don't know. What do you think? The experiment continues....
And now for something completely different-- my two final "flower portraits" (really, I know I said that before) from my spring garden, one for Mexican tuberose, the other for sunflower:
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| Mexican Tuberose Portrait, MR, 2014 |
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| Sunflower Portrait, MR, 2014 |
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