WOW... bargain!

I know, hard to turn down. I gave it a half dose of MG tomato amd put it in a mostly shady spot on my deck. Hoping the color gets as good of a green color as my other plants are. Probably going to need to water and fertilize more often than my other plants due to pot size, but I don't really feel like repotting if I don't have to.

I would definitely re-pot. That plant still has time to reach it's full potential if you re-pot now. You will be amazed at the difference it will make.

Tim

I think I have to get it looking a little better before repotting. It just dropped one of the peppers today. Hoping some indirect sunlight and a little fertilizer perk it up. Don't want to send an unhealthy plant into transplant shock.

Or you could just leave it in a cool dark spot for a little while before transplanting. It'll become dormant and it will take the re-pot easier. I'd give it one day in the shade after the re-pot, or two days of shade if bare-rooted and separated into three plants.

You can also give a small shot of aspirin water afterwards (1 325mg pill per gallon ratio). The plant will immediately perk up, and stay that way.

I'm sure it'll be fine either way though, good luck with it :)

Steve

This post was edited by sjetski on Sun, Jul 28, 13 at 21:10

Was it $3,00 because of that pot?

Regular price for habs (everything but supers)is $1.49 up the street.
What would regular price have been?

Supers are $3.99.
Brain Strain,Morouga,Peach,Yellow,IC,Orange and regulat Bhut,7 pot,jonah 7,white 7,black naga,chocolate scorpion,butch t and a few others.They called Congo Trinidad a super too...

All are in 3 1/2 or 4 inch pots.

Just wondering...

I think it was based on the size of the plant. Something this size by me is usually at least $6 or more. I've paid $3 a plant for my poblano and thai, which were much smaller plants. Of course seedlings can be had for $3 for 4.