Last year, I started seedlings, in disposable seed starting trays, on the heating mat, with the clear plastic dome. When they were too tall for the dome, I transferred them into bigger pots and placed the seedlings into my cool, 65 degrees F, house air. Nearly every one died. The temp shock was too much. Be careful with that - I think I cried. The younger the sprouts are, the more heat and humidity they need. Peppers usually like it warmer then tomatoes. Transferring them to too cool/dry of an environment before they have developed the roots can be deadly. I hope to never repeat that mistake. Happy Gardening -

agree ... but in the mean time.... there is a lot you could learn ... we could ID the trees for you ... determine if they are really 4 foot SEEDLINGS ... or whatever ... [i am not sure i would want a tree that is a very young 4 foot seedling] ... im just trying to figure out the word you used.. and what it means ... so we can discuss it best ... whether deciduous ... etc..etc.. etc ... yadda yadda yadda ... it is best to plant or transplant when a tree is dormant ... and even better if leafless ... so the plant doesnt have to work hard to hold onto those leaves .... that is why summer is usually not a great time to do such.. in many if not most locations in the heat of summer ... see link below for proper watering for this summer.. timing for moving ... etc ... big city name would probably help also .... ken https://sites.google.com/site/tnarboretum/Home/planting-a-tree-or-shrub

So far only washer dryer water is what is qualified as gray water by the city website. They may slowly add other system, washer gray water system is permitted without any permits. We want to build so that in future we can use it once they define the rules for shower. weedmeister- I discussed with my GC and he also proposed the same that I should use recirculation pump so that there is no wastage at all. Most probably we are leaning towards it. BTW...we ran into a issue with master bed room and the work is paused until structural engineer reviews it. Hence this is on back burner for couple of weeks. Once my hubby makes the final decision will update the post.

That doesn’t look very good. Hmmm I’ve never seen that type of issue, but I will try to help. I don’t like how the new growth had begun to die off either. Could you take a pic of the whole cactus and container it’s in? What type of soil is it in? When was the last time you repotted? How much water and light does it get? Inside or outside cactus? Sorry for all the questions🙂.