Gladiolus shoots are shooting upwards without any doubt. I had feedback that there were too many corms planted in the pot. so I got them separated and now there are not more than four corms per pot. The shoots tend to flip flop all over and I tried staking them the way I did below but it didn't help much cos' they were still flopping around. Stay tune to a new way of staking them. Also the corms were planted too shallow .... so now got to put more soil into the pots and hopefully they won't overflow.



After repotting the dhalia corms, the pot got attacked by snails ...haiz! Managed to save one of them and changed the position of the pot so that the dhalia gets a little shelter from the rain.

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