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MrGritz
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Update: I’ve been tracking the new growth and of course not been watering the plant at all. The soil is slowly drying now that it’s had a day and a half of sun so far. The humidity has also been mostly in the 60-70% range during the day, which is great. The weather is supposed to continue like this for the rest of today and tomorrow, but it’s looking like rain on Sunday. I’m thinking I should probably do that aluminum foil dome thing you mentioned to keep the soil dryer.
Here are some pictures of the apical growth from Wednesday evening (first pic) to noon today (second). You were definitely right about the affected leaves looking much worse following the transplant. Many have shriveled and fallen off, and others look like they will soon. There may be a tiny bit of new growth, but it’s been very slow (I’m guessing transplant shock is playing a big role in that). Also, I’ve seen some people online saying that you should keep the plant at least partially shaded for a bit after transplanting. Should I do that too?
Side note: I still haven’t drilled the holes and wrapped the pot in foil but will this weekend definitely. Also, I’m very happy with how airy the soil feels.
Here are some pictures of the apical growth from Wednesday evening (first pic) to noon today (second). You were definitely right about the affected leaves looking much worse following the transplant. Many have shriveled and fallen off, and others look like they will soon. There may be a tiny bit of new growth, but it’s been very slow (I’m guessing transplant shock is playing a big role in that). Also, I’ve seen some people online saying that you should keep the plant at least partially shaded for a bit after transplanting. Should I do that too?
Side note: I still haven’t drilled the holes and wrapped the pot in foil but will this weekend definitely. Also, I’m very happy with how airy the soil feels.