These plants belong to my very first sowing attempt back in 2008 and, although they look healthy and adult-like, I keep wondering why they are still so small. Maybe it's because they haven't received any fertilizer for the whole year I was in Japan. After all, there's no food to find in pumice. I hope they'll finally get a growth spurt this year.
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