Dear @prof-peach Bud is generally doing well .Active and alert and engaging with my other PokĆ©mon. They still have the occasional bad day when they agitate a sensitive or sore spot on the graft seam or when theyāve exerted themself too much and have difficulty balancing but ultimately seem to be doing well.I still take Bud to Professor Apricot once a week for a weekly check up and Theyāre still prescribed a daily antibiotic and anti-viral medication for the next month to help prevent any further infections.Some interesting news though
A few days after our last contact I noticed this bump on Buds head . At first I was a little worried but once I informed Professor Apricot about it she was overjoyed to inform me that Budās Oddish components had grown healthy and strong enough to start itās summer sprouting . She asked me to document buds growth in between appointments to help identify the type of Oddish and Iāll send you those images
Professor Apricot initial guess that Budās Oddish components were part of the Rubus genues was correct . Sheās interesting to see if how mush fruit Bud will produce this year to gauge whether Budās Oddish components were more than a year old before the graft.
Professor apricot has confirmed that Bud grows blackberries with viable seeds would you and any others interested like me to send you some?
