Help droopy plant

Hippiechicken · May 13, 2020

Please help asap. So 3 days ago i transplanted into a bigger container so i added more water than usual. Yesterday it looked like i over watered, so i didnt water yesterday. This is what i came down to today. My soil is promix, ph is about 5.8-6, and i use a nutrient made here in flint, mi. Please help

Hippiechicken · May 13, 2020

One drop · May 13, 2020

Hi when you transplanted did you give the Planck a dark period to recover or did you go straight under lights ?

Hippiechicken · May 13, 2020

Straight to light

One drop · May 13, 2020

Hippiechicken said:
Straight to light

Take it out and put in dark 24 hrs need time to recover transplant shock .

Hippiechicken · May 13, 2020

Wont that put it into flower?

One drop · May 13, 2020

No it’s in shock needs to be in dark . It’s up to you mate , I know what I’d be doing ......

Hippiechicken · May 13, 2020

Ok ill try it. I was just about to flower anyways but i wanted it healthy in the new pot first

One drop · May 13, 2020

Hippiechicken said:
Ok ill try it. I was just about to flower anyways but i wanted it healthy in the new pot first

It could take up to 48 hr to really recover , keep us posted mate good luck OD .

SPARECHANGE · May 13, 2020

One drop said:
It could take up to 48 hr to really recover , keep us posted mate good luck OD .

u know i wouldn't know cause I'm not in soil, but OD, doesn't it look like it's still, just too wet and if he goes dark for extended period, if it is still too wet... whatcha think, OD?
have him finger that soil... ?
note the mild nut burned, tips?
what's ur ppm... not over the droop... so OD can comment on thise tippitytips, as well.

SPARECHANGE · May 13, 2020

and how did the transplant go? business as usual, or... what was ur process and how long did it take? where did u do it and how much light was there?
when the umbrella closes, so to speak, you time iz limited.
@Dirtbag
@Aquaman

Hippiechicken · May 13, 2020

The transplant seemed to go good. Started to droop some yesterday but i assumed it was over watered. This morning it felt bone dry so i watered. Just went down and they are actually looking better.

Aqua Man · May 13, 2020

When transplanting you want to lower light intensity and keep humidity a bit higher for a few days. It's a combination of transplant shock and overwatering symptoms because of the transplant.

In the future if you saturate soil 24 hrs before you transplant then transplant into its less stressful to the plant imo.

Not sure I would put it in the dark but definitely would lower the light intensity.

Make sure temps are adequate like 75-85f

She should recover just give her a few days under low light and higher humidity like 60-65%.

But make sure she has some airflow and turn the humidifier off at night.

Aqua Man · May 13, 2020

Hippiechicken said:
The transplant seemed to go good. Started to droop some yesterday but i assumed it was over watered. This morning it felt bone dry so i watered. Just went down and they are actually looking better. View attachment 972360

Nice looks like your good now.

Hippiechicken · May 13, 2020

Thank you for the info. I definatly will do this next time

One drop · May 13, 2020

So did it survive . ?

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