Plants are chugging along. They are having their own challenges. #7 & 9 in the greenhouse def have that bit of stretch to them, #7 more-so.
They also caught the powdery mildew from my #3 plant from the other grow. On a stormy day I smashed it into the greenhouse to keep it dry since I knew I would be harvesting soon... well I didn't know it had mildew, plus were talking about a hot, humid summer storm. ugh! I was keeping them in here because of the mildew out in the rest of the garden!
I'm treating them (and the rest of the garden) with copper spray. Previous grow I had treated with Dr. Bronners and diluted milk and trimming affected leaves and an unfortunate few buds.

#6 is real happy and bushy- but I made it that way, it's had the best life of them all so far, a strong seedling that got the best sized pot and space to grow and transition into the outdoors.

#8 is skinny and looks silly next to #6, they're about the same height but her stems and leaves and buds are much skinnier. She was a bit shock last week from the transplant but is on the upswing. I am still glad I x-planted her from the 3 gallon to the 5 gallon. 5 and 7 gallons seem to be much more appropriate, I'm not liking how much I have to water the 3 gallons.