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Back in January I WS a few varieties of Columbine and some Bells of Ireland. They sprouted and now seem like they have stopped at the first set of leaves. Is that normal? I exaggerate- maybe the columbine seedlings have about four tiny leaves. A few of the Bells of Ireland are about 4 inches tall and have teeny weeny "bells". I seriously looks like a Barbie version of the plant. I started them in pro-mix, which seems to have worked for almost all my other WS items. Should I wait these babies out and plant them in the fall? I've very amused by this turn of events because it is isolated to my columbine and my Bells.
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