u/Eastern-Cockroach314

TLDR: less stressful to transplant on a suboptimal moon phase vs keeping fruit trees out of the ground 2 weeks longer in a drought ?

In general I’ve seen positive results using lunar timing strategies as is common here in Costa Rica. My question is that I have 4 grafted fruit trees ready to transplant into the ground. Is it better to wait 2 weeks for optimal lunar timing or should I just get them in the ground asap. FWIW we have record drought right now and though I will care intensely for transplants, it’s going to be a big stress for them. Just trying to weigh what is the least stress.

I make yogurt a couple times a month and there’s always a liter or so of whey left over. Can I add this to my compost? Or FPE? Or bio char? Just trying to make sure i don’t waste something good. I’m using a large tumbler for compost as my HOA doesn’t allow piles, if that matters.

I’m in the tropics, ambient temp is 85F and humidity is 81%. Growing in a tent in an outdoor bathroom. Temps in tent are 95F and humidity 65%. I’m not really going to be able to cool much, will I be ok? Growing autoflowers.