Holy cow, Jamstigator - that plant should be climbing the Empire State clutching Fay Wray.

While I have nothing in my own garden to match it, things are at least looking up a little. For the first time in its life, Bonsai Skunk is green! Gmoney's advice turned out to be right on his namesake. I added Grow Big to the last watering at 8 times the recommended strength and just look at it:

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The Thais are still afflicted with whatever malady they've had since they sprouted, but it's only seriously stunted growth in one of the two pots. Check out the difference:

Large -
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Versus Small -
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I'm going to give all three another Neem misting soon, and plan continue to feed the skunk plenty of Grow Big. If anyone recognizes the symptoms the Thais are suffering, please give a shout. Even the leaves of the most robust Thai look gnarled and chewed.

My watering schedule is somewhat irregular, Doco. I stick my index finger in the dirt up to the second knuckle and wiggle it. If I feel more than a trace of moisture, I don't water. I think I may have been making the mistake opposite of yours, because these three gallon pots take so long to dry out that I've only been watering every 5-6 days.