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Originally Posted by Anony
Ok, well few things.
First, are you using your snakes environment because of the light?
If so, warm animal lights arent good for plants, how long are you planning on using it?
Second, did you create drainage holes in the bottom of the first cup? If on the sides, the water wont be able to drain into the second cup.
Third, sounds like you planted the seed ok, however the saran wrap will need to be removed to water with a water bottle (light mist) and once the plant gets tall enough will need to be removed permanently.
Fourth, anytime i introduced a new thing to my snakes liar, they always checked it out, make sure he cant knock it over as this will be a problem.
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The first thing... Yeah I am using my snakes environment because of the light, because its the only direct light i can give the plant without it freezing in the cold seattle weather. I plan on using it until the plant sprouts out of the soil.
Second... Yes, I did create drainage holes in the bottom of the first cup, and one in the bottom of the second cup.
Third... I can remove the saran wrap, and then put it, or new saran wrap on again. I was just wondering though... how much water do you think I should use for it? The cup is about 5 inches high and a 3 inch diameter i think... not really sure, but yeah...
Fourth... She's a pretty timid little girl... I am not too worried about her knocking stuff over, because she is a Hognose snake and stays under her bedding all the time. Do you own any snakes?
I'm more concerned about my snakes health than about a seed that could possibly be a male plant that I can harvest illegal substances from and probably will die eventually haha...