Thank you, TopCat! I am really excited about Sammy. I wish I could let her go longer before I flip to flower. I'd like her to be really big. (I love the Harlequin, it's great medicine for me.) My closet is just way too small. I need (want) another space set up!
So, Sweetleef, I think I will repot this week to prepare for the flip. That'll give her time to get her feet before she gets her flowers. I will also need to take care of those light leaks so she doesn't hermie on me... So much to do! I wonder if I pop the posts out of the hinges and take off that door, I can use that rubber insulator/gasket type stuff and staple it around the door. That should take care of the gap in the top and sides and then I will just have the bottom of the door to deal with. Thoughts?
Rather than staple, I use sticky backed foam strips around the door frame.
For the bottom of the door, I use a floor sweep sold to eliminate drafts. It is basically a pair of Styrofoam pool noodles inside a sack. I I tied string around the bag to cinch the noodles tight against the door. ... I also have a tray inside the room that acts as a light baffle, but any strip that stands up off the floor should do the trick. ... and finally, I have a cloth hanging inside the door that creates another layer of light protection. (Not pictured)
P.s. sticking some foam strip to the floor so it touches the floor sweep when the door is closed, should seal against a hairline crack of light at the bottom of the floor sweep.