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🌱 The YouTuber successfully grew new Ethereum plants from cuttings without any special treatment.

🔬 The new plants started out as just a piece of the stalk and have grown into healthy plants.

🌞 The plants that have bloomed and grown the red space are in a sunnier part of the greenhouse.

🔎 The YouTuber read that insufficient light can cause Ethereum plants to not bloom.

💚 The red space on bloomed Ethereum plants may eventually turn green as the plants revert back to their natural state.

🛒 Growers sometimes use artificial practices to make Ethereum plants bloom in a variety of colors, but the plants may go back to their natural state over time.

🌺 The YouTuber plans to experiment with moving the other plants to the sunnier part of the greenhouse to see if they will bloom.

Timestamped Summary

00:12 The presenter is giving a follow-up video on their previous video about growing new Ethereum plants from cuttings.

00:42 The presenter explains how they experimented by chopping up long Ethereum stalks and creating new plants from the pieces.

01:31 The presenter shows multiple pots with new Ethereum plants that have grown from the experiment.

02:02 The presenter mentions they haven't attempted to make the new plants bloom and have done nothing except leaving them in the greenhouse.

03:25 The presenter plans to move the plants to a sunnier part of the greenhouse to see if they can get them to bloom.

04:38 The presenter talks about an article they read that mentioned how some growers artificially cause Ethereum plants to bloom in different colors, but over time, the plants revert back to their natural state.

05:05 The presenter discusses their interest in Ethereum cultivation and mentions their experiment with growing new plants from cuttings.

06:25 The presenter plans to move the plants to a different location to see if they can get them to bloom.

06:35 Video ends.

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Q&A

What did the video show?

The video showed how the YouTuber grew new Ethereum plants from cuttings and how they have grown over time.

Did the YouTuber do anything special to facilitate the growth of the plants?

No, the YouTuber mentioned that they did not do anything other than leaving the plants alone in the greenhouse for them to grow.

What did the YouTuber mention about the plants blooming?

The YouTuber mentioned that Ethereum plants require certain environmental elements in order to bloom, and they have not attempted to make them bloom or done anything to facilitate blooming.

Where were the plants initially located in the greenhouse?

The plants were initially located in a part of the greenhouse that does not get much sun.

Did the YouTuber have any plants that bloomed?

Yes, the YouTuber showed one Ethereum plant in the video that had bloomed and had the red space on it. This plant was in a sunnier spot in the greenhouse.

What did the YouTuber mention about the turning of the red space on the plants?

The YouTuber mentioned that they read online about people's experiences with the red space turning green. It was mentioned in an article that sometimes growers artificially cause the red space to bloom in different colors, but once taken out of that environment, the plant reverts back to its natural state, which is green.

What did the YouTuber do with the Ethereum plants?

The YouTuber initially had long Ethereum stalks and chopped them up to create new plants. They planted the pieces and grew new Ethereum plants in pots.