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Fit some kind of flexible tube in the hole and put a 90* bend in it...air will pass through but light won't...g/l

Use a spray bottle with just plain water and mist it a couple times per day...g/l

Apparently I hit a nerve...change anyone's mind yet saint enema???

Someone call the pope, there's a saint missing from heaven...pfffft !!!

It's a labor of love !!!

Just looks top heavy to me...prop her up and continue on...g/l

Fortunately there arn't 66 million dopes like you...I feel another republican autopsy on deck.

He needs a big ole hug from Hillary...poor lost soul !!!

Look for local distributors of aloe products...no residual effects...our local place advertises on CL...g/l

Suck it loser...There's no aborting this campaign in the third trimester, Republicans - you have to carry your baby to term. can't wait for the nov. 9th excuses...they're always fun to read

I only say that due to how far along you are...give it some food without going crazy trying to "fix" it now...g/l

I'd say it needs food and its root bound in rock hard soil...at this point find some tomato fertilizer and finish her up with that...next time amend the soil with perlite and give her a 5 or 7 gallon pot...g/l

This whole thing is like watching Hillary (the Roadrunner) defeat every dumbfuck scheme that Donald (Wile.E. Coyote) can dream up...except he's using Trump-branded gadgets instead of good old Acme. Same result though...everything hilariously blows up in his face!!! Carry On

One of our friends that comes over mentioned that our house always smells like cabbage cooking...that's what I use...g/l

Do you mean the sort of 'valley's' on the sides of the fabric pots? Thanks everyone! Yes, make sure the dirt is tight to the edge similar to when dirt pulls away from a normal pot...if you don't the water floods to the sides and runs directly down the sides and out the bottom...g/l

Pretty sure you answered your own question...its recovering from the root damage during transplant but the plant overall looks healthy enough...g/l

Don't forget to "tuck" in the dirt all the way around the edge of those bags prior to watering to avoid the instant runoff issues.

Cut a solo cup down to the height you need then cut a small slit in the solo up the side and to the center allowing the stem in. Make the height to where the top leaves are able to rest as it heals and strengthens...g/l

Soap is normally used as a "carrier" for insecticides...it will help distribute your insecticide of choice over and around your plants...like when it's used to wash oils off animals after an oil spill...the soap is what "carries" the oils away...g/l

At this point in their lives there are no roots to uptake nutrients. So no...