Thanks for your response. So I am doing something similar as you are right. There is nothing to lose! I put them outside and just feeding water. They don’t look like they are improving, but they are also not dead yet.
So what did you do to address the original problem?
Gila County? How are your grows going? I was wondering if it could be “an area thing”!
Im in Prescott Valley
I kept them in a tent in a dome so they can stay at a humid level when they babies they need the humidity and our sun isn’t like it use to be it will dry out and kill the babies the sun is too powerful in my opinion
I keep a green zone around my plants I use clover and buckwheat as a cover crop. I also have a pond next to my plants and use shade cloth for the hottest part of the year. Im at 5000ft elevation we only get a few days a year over 100° but it used to get 115 in my greenhouse without running a swamp cooler and a bunch of fans.