Murphyette,
Alot of time when a
plant does that in the afternoon, it's in recovery from moving it and
it's trying' to conserve it's energy, and doesn't want to take too much sun right at this time, so
it covers or lowers it's leaves....
Come the cooler time, it sprouts back up and addresses it's needs to start roots again...
I do use a fertilizer, Shultz Plus 10~60~10 at time of moving a
plant... (the 60 no. is for rooting and eventually flowering and fruit/product producing...)
It does help with "SHOCK" and helps with rooting, just make sure the dirt/ground around the
plant is moist as to not to burn the
plant, and I like to pour it over/or spray on leaves for a foliar feed as they get it up their leaves faster...........
But like Bestofour said, don't over do it and
burn your
plants, half strength or so........
Weezie
