>>1755801Now on the other side, these are my cantaloupe plants. These were planted around the same time, but sprouted a couple weeks after. You'll see on these ones that it's already flowering, despite being smaller. The color and the shape are similar to the 'mystery' plant, but then not really either. If you really look at it, the leaves are similar in shape, but don't have as pronounced indents in them like the "watermelon" plant. With these things in mind, I just can't believe it's a cantaloupe plant, but neither is it a watermelon plant, at least one that I supposedly planted.
It's a mystery.
>>1755789>>1755791>>1755797That's just what it looks like after watering, which I do once a week through irrigation. The surface looks bone dry, yes, but clay retains moisture exceedingly well below the surface. I assure you that when I lift up one of those cracked pieces, it's still nice and moist underneath. It's highly nutritious because it is farm soil that's been tilled and used many times over the years. Still a fucking bitch to work. I broke it up pretty good before planting.
Hoooooly fucking shit I fucking hate Centurylink with more rage than a thousand suns. Motherfuckers. Now I have to use my phone. EVERY SINGLE FUCKING TIME I TRY TO DO SOMETHING.
