no collateral Branches. Its Roots, the Water, and the green Substance, all much as in the former.
(K.) Hyde-Park Conduit-water, in which was dissolved an Ounce and half of Common Garden-earth. The Mint weigh'd, when put in, 76 Gr. when taken out, 244 Gr. Water expended, Gr. 10731.
This Plant, though it had the Misfortune to be annoy'd with many small Insects that hapn'd to fix upon it; yet had shot very considerable collateral Branches; and at least as many Roots as either that in H or I; which had a much greater Quantity of Terrestrial Matter adhering to the Extremities of them. The same green Substance here, that was in the two preceding.
(L.) Hyde-Park Water, with the same Quantity of Garden-mould as in the former. The Mint weigh'd, when put in, 92 Gr. when taken out, 376 Gr. The Water expended 14950 Gr.
This Plant was far more flourishing than any of the precedent; had several very considerable collateral Branches, and very numerous Roots, to