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By Panman
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So, the first picture is of some flava rubricorpa that I have sprouted from the seed bank. The second is some of my flava x purpurea seeds that I harvested. The were planted at the same time and on the same medium. I have noticed both times that I have planted the rubricorpa seed, it produced a long stem before the two cotyledon leaves. Other sarrs that I have sprouted (flava & alata) don't have a stem this long.

Anyone want to hazard a guess as to why the rubricorpa produce these stems?
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Possibly to get its leaves above some other foliage for more sunlight exposure.(educated guess)
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I know, but could it be possible that the seed grows that stem right away so that the seedling gets more sunlight?

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