Two For Three

I know what your thinking, two for three is not as good as three for two.

  I'm replacing two seedlings for the three that didn't do well. This time instead
of being planted together in one pot they will have their separate quarters.

  Texas Ebony being transplanted from it's watery environment to soil and with
all it's roots intact. Tall pot to accommodate a long tap root.

  Where as this one's root got nicked in the gathering phase and what was intact
had rotted so it was severed only a few days ago. Perhaps still has phantom tap
root syndrome.  It looks non the worse from losing half of it's tap root. If only
plants could talk. So this one gets a shallow pot, not that I had another choice.