Nice .. Mine has started to flower quite nicely, now.
And I removed a lot of leaves, that were growing toward the center of the plant (causing bad airflow and thus high humidity in and around the center).
I hope, I didn't stress them, too much (especially the right one lost a lot of leaves, yesterd)

The cities are as grey and stinky as everywhere, but if you go far enough, you get to see some nature.

I was there Nov 1st .. there was a bench on the edge of a small forest. That's the view, when sitting on that bench.

Mine seem to have gotten back to health, too :)
The left one is stretching a lot, compared to the other two .. I hope the ones on the right can catch up a bit .. at least the one on the very right.

My weapon of choice ;)

I think, they might have paused the stretch, because they were stressed. I'm guessing, though.

Yesterday, they looked a lot better, though ..

4/4
That's the right plant's strangely twisted leafs.

And 2 photos from after applying the sand ..

Strange white spots (discovered today on middle plant, too)

2/?
Middle plant ..

1/?
Ok .. Update Time :)

The strange looking bits, that got me worried about the left plant (see photos).

But, what's it meant to do?
Does it somehow kill the fungus gnat larvae in the soil?
Or do you mean to use that as a physical barrier, too?

As you can see in the image, I already have the volcanic rock chips in place (intended as physical barrier to prevent them from laying new eggs in the soil).

That's how it currently looks in my tent :)

I just took a photo to try and describe it :)

In the center - from the left to the right - that's one "finger" of one leaf.
There's an upper half and lower half of that finger .. separated by that "main vein", I was talking about.

Those are mine, atm :)

I used to have problems with high humidity and lost almost all of my last harvest.
That dehumidifier is absolutely worth it :)

Afaik, this has already been debunked by the White House.
www.boerse.de/indizes/Dax/...