sproutings
Seeds beginning life
Sproutings are instances of sprouting—the emergence of new growth from seeds, bulbs, or established plants.
The word appears in gardening and agricultural contexts: The early sproutings appeared after just three days.
It can also describe figurative beginnings: the first sproutings of a new artistic movement.
Recently sprouted young plant
- radicleEmbryonic plant root
- cotyledonEmbryonic leaf in seeds
- plumuleEmbryonic plant shoot
- shootDischarge or capture
root · embryo · seed · microgreen · tendril · germination · emergence · budding
Spiritual or physical regeneration
- new beginningsChances to start again
- awakeningReturn to consciousness
- emergenceComing into existence
- fresh startOpportunity to restart unburdened
growth · development · nascent · burgeoning · flourishing · blossoming · unfolding · spring
Act of spreading widely
- nurseryRoom for infants
- trayShallow portable platform
- hydroponicsPlant cultivation in nutrient water
- windowsillHorizontal frame beneath pane
rinsing · soaking · harvest · homegrown · organic · cultivation · indoor gardening · seed starting
seedling
Recently sprouted young plant
shoot · root · embryo · seed · microgreen · tendril · germination · emergence · budding · greening
rebirth
Spiritual or physical regeneration
- new beginningsChances to start again
- awakeningReturn to consciousness
- emergenceComing into existence
fresh start · growth · development · nascent · burgeoning · flourishing · blossoming · unfolding · spring · regeneration
propagation
Act of spreading widely
- nurseryRoom for infants
- trayShallow portable platform
- hydroponicsPlant cultivation in nutrient water
windowsill · rinsing · soaking · harvest · homegrown · organic · cultivation · indoor gardening · seed starting · planting
sproutingswitherings
Acts of drying up
old growth · fruiting · flowering · ripening · maturation
sproutingswitherings
Acts of drying up
decomposition · wilting · deaths · deadness · necrosis
sproutingsdormancy
Suspended biological activity
hibernation · quiescence · latency · stasis · inactivity