TheBadChoice said:

Nah rapid rooters is a moss like material that some how stays moist for a long time and well good for helping root creating and etc, but can absorb mineral salts easy so gotta watch run off readings and once they start spiking theirs a chance that “”sponge is holding mineral salts. But they not as bad as rock wool, I hate that stuff. The photo attached is something I would suggest fertilizer wise it really helps plants recover from shock or stress.

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AnOldColdSoul13 said:

I've been using the ph perfect line from advanced nutrients and I was told they don't play well with other additives or nutes. With that being said I'd imagine that they carry a similar product For "plant recovery" but I don't know.. By the way. I've only transplanted a few times in my life and it was a cactus and some bushes (landscaping type shit). With that being said, is there anything I should know other than running my light at 50% while they recover? Such as do I still feed them or just straight water? Or no water at all for a few days?

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AnOldColdSoul13 said:

Anyone have any advice on transplanting ? I dimmed my light to 50% but other than that, I dont know what methods people practice to allow or enable the plant to shake back from the shock of it all. Thanks

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