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Also I forgot(sorry I'm cooking) so far your pots have good drainage, and the plant is firmly and competently staked /secured rain is just nitrogen and other elements one could never replicate to the plant. When the rain gets stupid here I remove my pots from their trays and put them up on blocks so there is no risk of water logging. By the way Florida is very close weather wise to where I grow; mad humidity, crazy heat, and impressive thunderstorms from time to time. It's a pain from mid flowering on but in veg the plants love it.
As far as drainage is concerned I think it could be a bit better it takes about 3 days for my pots to dry out I'm using coco loco which I would have liked to have added extra perlite to but didn't get a chance the smaller plant is in a smart pot and the bigger is in a growers pot that I've cut slits into (3 down each flat side) to allow extra airflow, it will be transplanted to a 15 gallon smart pot within the next week as the roots are showing at the bottom. I do not have them staked or secured in any manner though.