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First outdoor plant, transplant shock gone too far?

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First outdoor plant, transplant shock gone too far?

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Wanted to just see if I could get 1 outdoor plant going, started indoor about a month and a half ago, and I know i’m late to the outdoor season, but I put this plant out yesterday at around 3pm and it looked well when I checked it at night. Not sure if this is a transplant shock or what, but is this even recoverable? I picked days where it’s cooler, not raining but cloudy because I though that would be the best time.
 

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I have one or two do that some years. I'm in Ohio so believe it's from planting them before the ground gets warmed up. I just mist them daily and a light foliar feed every few days and they bounce back. I've never lost one. Just give her some time
 
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RealFarmer said:
I have one or two do that some years. I'm in Ohio so believe it's from planting them before the ground gets warmed up. I just mist them daily and a light foliar feed every few days and they bounce back. I've never lost one. Just give her some time
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It looks much better now, I’m in northern Ohio myself so could be that. I just gave it a good watering and it looked better
 
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You’re supposed to ease them into the outdoors from inside, it’s called hardening them off. I usually put in full shade for a day or two, then an hour of sun for a day or two. It’ll probably be fine and bounce back in a day or two.
 
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Chem77 said:
You’re supposed to ease them into the outdoors from inside, it’s called hardening them off. I usually put in full shade for a day or two, then an hour of sun for a day or two. It’ll probably be fine and bounce back in a day or two.
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I gave it two days outside before planting it, I think the first water I gave it after transplant must not have reached the roots. After a good water, it’s been healthy since
 
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