http://www.uptownpetwalk.com/why-do-my-chia-pets-only-grow-seedlings-on-certain-parts.php Videos and articles on our furry and not-so-furry friends Mon, 15 Mar 2010 01:15:04 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://www.uptownpetwalk.com/why-do-my-chia-pets-only-grow-seedlings-on-certain-parts.php/comment-page-1#comment-1295 windgate Mon, 13 Oct 2008 09:14:07 +0000 http://www.uptownpetwalk.com/why-do-my-chia-pets-only-grow-seedlings-on-certain-parts.php#comment-1295 Possibly it is the way that you spread them on. It is not an easy task to get them completely even. Some of the tiny seeds tend to clump together. Also they may sprout first in the most environmentally friendly part of the Chia. For example: Part of your Chia may have a slightly different temp than another area on the Chia. Also different parts may be getting slightly different light. Certain areas may hold water more than others. All of this plays a role in the growing process of your Chia. Eventually if one part takes off well, chances are the rest will spread the way it was meant to. Patience is a virtue I often don't have. I hope this info is of help. Possibly it is the way that you spread them on. It is not an easy task to get them completely even. Some of the tiny seeds tend to clump together. Also they may sprout first in the most environmentally friendly part of the Chia. For example: Part of your Chia may have a slightly different temp than another area on the Chia. Also different parts may be getting slightly different light. Certain areas may hold water more than others. All of this plays a role in the growing process of your Chia. Eventually if one part takes off well, chances are the rest will spread the way it was meant to. Patience is a virtue I often don’t have. I hope this info is of help.

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