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Learning to Transplant

By Justin Langlois on August 16th, 2009, 9:47 pm 0 Comments

some flowers

Josh and I spent some of the day in the heat collecting some interesting flowers and plants to transplant for our magnetic planters project. Overall, it was fairly successful, as we did learn quite a lot about transplanting, but we’re still going to be looking for some more plants to finish up this stage of the project (hopefully) in the next week or so.

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Related Posts: Magnetic Planters Finished! Field Tests! Refining and Reworking the Planters

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