GROW
THROUGH.
Thread the living root through four transparent chambers. Bias the tip, commit each fork, and punch the next seam before the planter tips. Retained branches build canopy and mass; pruning buys momentum but strips the living reserve.
NO ROOTLINE RECORDED
Rootline paused.
Depth, mass, and sap are preserved. Resume when your hand is ready.
A flower in the cutaway.
Your route has become a morphology.
Read the pressure.
Bias steers the tip. Acceleration spends momentum. Hold brace to settle the pot, recover sap, and thread a seam. Press prune to remove the oldest retained branch: its mass becomes a forward punch, but the canopy loses life that later chambers need.
Touch: drag across the planter to bias, hold to brace, and double-tap to prune. Left forks feed canopy and sap; right forks charge seams. The route you commit changes the pressure you carry below.