20230708: She's still chugging along and looking good. There might be some evidence of a few aphids showing up, but I think all I can do at this point is keep an eye on things since I don't plan on treating her with anything nutrient or chemical related. Just seeing what nature provides at this point. Gave her a neighbor as well in the form of her top which started to flower while on the porch so I figured why not throw her in the ground as well.
@Ti_BR, certainly could be! She was living in a tiny pot for way too long without additional nutrient supplementation so I wouldn't doubt it. Hopefully now that she's in the ground her new growth will be healthy.
@Ti_BR, certainly could be! She was living in a 1 gallon pot for a long while with minimal nutrient support. Now that she's outside in soil I am less concerned she'll be too deficient anywhere.