Hello everyone!

From now on, I'm going to change the format of the updates a bit to make the posts more informative. I'd like to hear your opinions.

•Age: 7 months

•Height of plant #1: 21 cm

•Height of plant #2: 24 cm

•Fertilizer: None

•Hours of light: 6 hours per day

•Watering frequency: Every 2 days

This week everything has gone wonderfully. It's been two weeks since the transplant and the plants seem to be adapting very well. The leaves on plant #2 have stopped wilting, and the new leaf hasn't grown any further because the plant is adjusting to the transplant and appears to be sprouting a new leaf or branch.

And on plant #1, it also seems to have a new leaf or branch.

The plants haven't developed their roots yet; at the time of transplanting, they only had a taproot.

And the best news! The pH level dropped from 7.5 to 7.0 thanks to my quick reaction upon realizing the soil contained lime.

A brief explanation about my pH meter: it doesn't work chemically, so it's not very accurate and tends to overestimate the pH level by 0.4 to 1.0. Therefore, the actual pH level of the soil is between 6.6 and 6.0.




Should I include pH as one of the data points at the beginning of the post?


What fertilizer do you recommend for better growth?


Should I name the seedlings or continue calling them #1 and #2?


What do you think about the idea of ​​putting grow lights on the roof of the garden?



See you next week!

Camellia Sinensis Week #4