Transplant mid flower

[Fairydust234]

So i transplanted my 3 ft plant yesterday into a 5 gallon pot mid flower stage (about 4-6 weeks) in and im completely new to this thought it was a neccesity bc the other pot was destroyed and had bricks in the bottom of the pot & the water was sitting in the soil for awhile and making it take longer then needed to dry up in the soil and am worried about transplant shock or stunt or possibly even plant death. Ive looked up a bunch of stuff online but would like to hear from others.

 

[HydroKid239]

Shooting first and asking questions after eh lol

I'm guessing that was a bad move, but idk the situation prior. Can only move forward now. Good luck with it. Expect her to look pretty sad these next few days. Stunted bud development if anything. Hopefully you have strong genetics and she don't herm on you.

 

[Fairydust234]

Yeah was a bad move i feel, shoulda done my research before making that move. Ill post a vid of what she looked like before

 

[Fairydust234]

@HydroKid239 this is what she looks like week later

 

[HydroKid239]

@HydroKid239 this is what she looks like week later

I can tell she stunted in bud development. There's more leaf up top than I would like there to be. What kind of light is she under?

Brand? Watts? Hanging height?

Temps/humidity?

 

[Fairydust234]

Just got a spider farmer sf2000 and a giixer 1000w but replacing the giixer with another sf2000 ina 4x4, temp 75° humidiity is 63% have the dehumidifiier going at 50

 

[Fairydust234]

She has gained more white pistils and theyve seemed to get bigger in size and she is very sugary around all main colas.