Hi Lennie and Gill! Lennie- Yes they're all 14 weeks old and have anywhere from 1 set of true leaves up to 6 or 7 sets. I contemplated waiting to pot the smaller ones up until they got more sets of leaves, then decided to pot them all up individually as I thought they're own space may help them to flourish. I will get my big camera out in the morning and take a few more pics of the vast differences between the biggest and smallest and will take measurements od the pot for you (I threw the packaging out with all the info on it **forehead slap**) Thank you. I have had SO much help from all the lovely people here on this site over the past few months and I thought this could help someone too. Good luck with your 'big move' :) Gill- Thank you, I've had a lot of good advice and encouragement to get this far! I can't wait till they flower so I can look back and see how they began. They all look so different already. I'm curious to see the flower colour of the all green one. I was sure I read somewhere that they have white flowers..... Don't quote me on that though. This is exactly why I started the photo diary, and because I love looking at all the 'family photos' to see how fast and how different they have grown. Thanks for stopping by Sam

My bok choy never set seed pods that huge, but there are lots of varieties out there. Brassicas are a crazy family with lots of variety, but I'll second (third?) the notion that it is a brassica. The flowers and podding system look exactly like my kale when it goes to seed, but my kale pods are slim, like the size of a spaghetti noodle, and those look the size of pinkie fingers! Maybe you've got some great new variety of brassica that people will grow for the pod :) The dried pods are perfect for seed saving.

Very nice! You're already having a lot of success with growth. Who did you buy the Colocasia "Thai Giant" from? I ordered one from Brians Botanicals and they sent me the wrong plant. I contacted him 4 days ago and have yet to hear back from him. I'm wondering who else I should order from who will get the plant right. I GOTTA have one of them.

Lovely. You have chosen well and I love the fact that you are willing to take your time to get things right. It's amazing to me how many people expect things to be perfect right away, all at once. That rarely, if ever, works, and takes the fun out of the process. Many of them could learn from your example.