
Although root (radicle) is over 1cm long, there is no sign of any growth on surface, whose compost is still dry and light in colour.
Still quite a bit of weight in cup. Not surprising, as lower compost dark in colour. These new roots will be able to access water for a week or two yet.
Not sure if Basil has germinated yet. Did not think to leave some seed next to edge.

Notice how dry compost has mopped up water from around seeds and has turned dark in parts.
Notice the two leaves. These are called 'Cotyledons'. They do not resemble the true leaves which will develop next. Have spaced seeds out so they can grow on a bit and develop a good root system.
Pots are still heavy with water. Will not need watering for a good week or two.
Sorry about quality of photos.
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