am looking for chocolate silk tree seedlings for spring trade, have dahala tubers mixed colors, canna lillies mix colors, antique re blooming fragrant pink rose, all are named x i do not know names any more, guess i am into the beauty and not the names,, thanks for looking GOD BLESS

thanks again for the help.i will leave them where they at now till spring.i know i should re pot them separate. i already did that with one.prune the roots of one and the rest of them is left alone to c if there any difference in the root development. so far i notice the caudex on the root prone one getting a lot fatter from the soil line and taper up.the non prune ones soil line caudex is like a knuckle little slimmer and then get fatter then taper thin. growth on root prune ones slowed down considerably.they took longer than expected to go back to somewhat normal.leaves kinda smaller than the unprune ones.i hope i didn't make that long.i tend to do that.

Thank you for your comment madflower! Edward, funny you mention Murphy cuz I'm thinking it might have some of his FIRESTARTER in the gene pool. The deer stomped through my seedling bed and I lost a lot of my tags in the ground due to the deer. Jan53, it really is one of my favorites too. I LOVE the way it curls and cascades. Thank you Rita. I really like the last one too. It has some teeth, so I am excited to see how it matures over the next couple years. Nancy

Not sure this is feasible but am asking the question: When seedlings are more established, would it be better to set the pot in a bucket of water, to soak for a bit? I've read that winter sowers find this method of watering more effective.