Bad Player

AuTelemeNtRaffitsch He's always a welcome sight.

AuTelemeNtRaffitsch YAAh after repotting we treat ourselves to some relaxation...

AuTelemeNtRaffitsch In general, the plants really take off after transplanting. The trick is to defoliate or train them properly afterward. I'm still trying out methods that I haven't attempted myself yet. We'll see if it was too much or if it will be done again. So please be patient :D

AuTelemeNtRaffitsch The Bad one is spreading out more and already looks well recovered. The EC value after yesterday's feeding was around 0.8. And the pH was at 6.2.

AuTelemeNtRaffitsch After a horde of fungus gnats, I had to add nettle juice to the watering can since I still have some left and occasionally brew it myself. Now, I won't fertilize for 3-4 days so the ladies can recover well, and the soil is nice and dry again. I'm satisfied with the development. They are growing quickly and forming new shoots; they are also handling the training well. I'm curious to see how it goes from here?

AuTelemeNtRaffitsch It's going on, and it might be that they'll go into the new pot next week.

AuTelemeNtRaffitsch A day later, but now they are all in the new pot. I hope I didn't defoliate too early and too much. But we'll see soon, they are growing quite well on their own. I will let them dry out a bit to improvise a drought, then optimize the fertilizer for regeneration and growth. Let's see if it works out like I have in mind.