I will admit, we tend to be grumpy creatures that are set in our ways. I’ll give you that.
I like smkns transplant method. I have always filled to level, and placed the plant In middle, packing soil around it. This may very well be less stress on the plant. We will see how they react. I put them a bit deep to compensate for some stretchy stems from early on. The bowls were 2 for a dollar at the dollar store. We cut the rims off to allow them to be placed more closely together.
This is lightly ammended supersoil. The plant from the 25 gallon pot was not that big since I got it out late, so a bit of rabbit poo and some dry nutes from the original mix. I don’t add any azomite, oyster shell, or basalt rock dust, as there should be plenty still.
I added a small fan to an intake and another one on the passive vent. Then I cranked the light up to 75% (it had already been on 60, higher than I thought). I’m picking up a 4" fan I can use for intake Thursday or so.
The one that the chickens took the head off, I gave up on. The jack herer looks like hell, but I upotted it. I’ll give it a chance.