Last Saturday I started some seeds for the first time, and most of them have already sprouted. It's so exciting! After buying worms for the
worm composting bin I made yesterday, I messed around with the
"poor man's macro" this afternoon.

Arkansas Traveler tomato

basil

pineapple tomato

Artichoke. Just kidding! This is a chick from my hen and chicks plant.
5 comments:
These are freakin awesome photos, even though I don't understand how they were taken. They look so mysterious, as if they are unlocking previously hidden biological details.
Thanks, Thomas! I was pretty happy they worked out. Next time I see you I'll show you how I did it.
Beautiful photos!
Gods creations are SOOO marvelous!
These are gorgeous, Val. The light is amazing! How did you do it? Window? Flash? Tell is already!!!
Lol! Thanks Jakob--you won't believe it. I have two daylight balanced compact florescent lights on the seedlings, and a halogen (for warmth). I just used the light that was there. I put black mat board behind to deal with the insane vignetting.
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