Observation Day 9

Day 9 of observations did not differ much from those observations of Day 8, however I began to notice cotyledon appearing at the bottom of my plant. As the life cycle continues, these will begin to wither. More flowers have grown and sprouted, even though they were removed from my plant yesterday. The leaves are continuing to look healthy and green, along with the auxiliary buds and flowers.

The epidermis of my plant appears to be fairly healthy and looking great. I am still noticing that the leaves of my plant are still closely resembling those of an oak tree. The internodes have became larger due to the height increase, which caused the epidermis to grow, and the nodes to become farther apart.

Cross pollination began today in order to create a real life situation of a plant. A bee was glued to a skewer for this process and the pollen from my plant was transferred to my partners plant, and vise versa.