Perhaps it will finally fruit?

Not doing well, a lot of drying up.

Added a bit more kitchen waste to the bin as I harvest my 2 weeks enzyme. I experiment worm food of

• fresh kitchen waste
• fresh enzyme waste
• enzyme waste composted for 2 weeks

I noticed the worm have yet to dig in on the last batch of kitchen waste 5 days ago. Perhaps they prefer cardboard or newspaper instead. Will not add more kitchen waste unless it is eaten up.

Transplant to bigger pot, I put two plant in a single pot.

Soil Mixture: Cocopeat (3), Larvie Frass (2) and Vermicompost (1). Added some rice husk ash, egg shell and perlite.

I use cocopeat instead of soil primarily to reduce to pot weight (vertical holding), and for better water retention as well.

I probably planted too many tomato as a first timer. Some flowered, none of them fruited, with more yellowing leaves and leaves curling down issues.

Transplant the biggest brinjal plant to a bigger pot.

Transplant the second Thai Basil to pot, while the 3rd one I planted in the tomato pot.

3 of 5 cuttings rooted. Thick cutting is better than young/thin cutting.

Transplant the second pandan after almost 2 months in water, where it has grown some good roots.

I water the pot thoroughly, as I am pretty sure it won't suffer from root rot.