WATERMELON Plant GROWS from Seed Before Your Eyes in TIME LAPSE!

This is how I grew a watermelon vine from seed! 58 days of growing a watermelon plant from a seed time lapse. Once every 2 minutes, a picture of the watermelon plant was taken. Unfortunately, my camera had some issues after 58 days and I had to stop this project. I will definitely give it a new shot in the summer days. The warmer temperatures should also speed up the growth.
I you are interested in seeing the whole watermelon growing process in time lapse feel free to subscribe :)! Thanks for watching and see you in the next video!
#watermelon#timelapse
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[@interestingasfck]

*FAQ* : Everything about the soil, plants, fertilizer, camera, and lenses I use, and also my social media:
beacons.ai/interestingasfck

[@r3plicant47]

Mushrooms and insects timelapse. nice

[@interestingasfck]

Yea this time lapse was kinda strange 🙈 I hope the next one turns out better :)

[@CoolIdiot.]

​@@interestingasfckim subscribing because of the mushroom and insects timelapse, it was beautiful

[@interestingasfck]

Thanks for watching my friends! Would you see me try it again?

[@Nikolaj14]

Yes, but from seed to dead.

[@torrisagaming]

Yes can we get one from seed to fruit?

[@user-ol6il3db3n]

I grow very many plants like mango,avocado,papaya,lemon,tomatoes,cucumbers,salad,pomelo and more!

[@memehalloffame6791]

00:20 the plant moves like a snake :D

[@interestingasfck]

Hahah indeed it does!

[@soulfirexit351]

Germination was slow because of soil temperature.

[@interestingasfck]

Yes that’s right! It was a bit cold

[@user-ol6il3db3n]

Hiii

[@marulucido2367]

why are there white things on the stem?

[@interestingasfck]

Do you mean these kind of hairs? Many plants have those :-) for example tomatos 🍅

[@torrisagaming]

Where did the mushrooms come from??

[@interestingasfck]

No clue, I was wondering myself! I guess they already have been in the sool

[@propaganja7264]

Lol its a good sign! It means theres a symbiotic relationship in the soil a fungi web has formed it just means its life in the dirt. Normally comes from compost & manure

[@genevaweimann]

*Promosm*

[@interestingasfck]

Wut?