Need some help....transplanted put under led from florescent and this happened

[MileHIGHclub102]

The ph is 6.5 i think i may need to flush but what might that do since i just transplanted...i didnt feed when i transplanted and the leaves are all down

 

[mudballs]

Just means you disturbed the roots too much. Relax, dont do anything stupid like flush a shit ton of water down its throat

 

[hotrodharley]

The ph is 6.5 i think i may need to flush but what might that do since i just transplanted...i didnt feed when i transplanted and the leaves are all down

Raise the temperature to 82

 

[PopAndSonGrows]

Should bounce back in a couple-few days, just treat and feed as you normally would. Run of the mill transplant shock. For the life of me, i cannot transfer or move basil without this happening every single time.

 

[Thodoph]

Don't freak out happens all the time. She'll be alright just feed her

 

[MileHIGHclub102]

Thanks so much guys i was kinda freaking out thats my grape pie she was doing so awesome till this i hope she comes back

 

[Herb & Suds]

Thanks so much guys i was kinda freaking out thats my grape pie she was doing so awesome till this i hope she comes back

Soak it
Not just water it

 

[WarnAbrotherzgardenZ]

The ph is 6.5 i think i may need to flush but what might that do since i just transplanted...i didnt feed when i transplanted and the leaves are all down

Looks like transplant shock and the fact you didn't water it before hand this will add up to a few days catch up. Don't worry though plant looks healthy will bounce back in no time

 

[WarnAbrotherzgardenZ]

Even do a little foliar spray after lights out and a little before lights on to get the moisture back into her. Not sure if any one else would agree

 

[BenGman]

Also raising or reducing the light while it recovers isn't a bad idea.

 

[visajoe1]

The ph is 6.5 i think i may need to flush but what might that do since i just transplanted...i didnt feed when i transplanted and the leaves are all down

Doesnt mean anything, it looks great. They'll perk up in a day or two when the pot drys out a little bit.

just hang out and watch for a few days until it drys that pot out

 

[Rurumo]

What fixture is your LED and how far is it from the canopy? Also, what % are you running it at? Going from fluoro to LED can be traumatic if you are blasting them with light.

 

[MileHIGHclub102]

What fixture is your LED and how far is it from the canopy? Also, what % are you running it at? Going from fluoro to LED can be traumatic if you are blasting them with light.

I think that might have been part of it its a 150 watt but i had it when i first put it in at like a foot now i have it at like 2 and a half...thd other one i put in didnt seem too effected but each strain is different i think the combo of transplant new more light was too much for her

 

[MileHIGHclub102]

Doesnt mean anything, it looks great. They'll perk up in a day or two when the pot drys out a little bit.

just hang out and watch for a few days until it drys that pot out

The one thing thats got me a little bit is the edges are almost bluing im not sure what to do

 

[mudballs]

Looks like anthocyanins to me...is it cold in there?

 

[Grojak]

First grow? Don’t sweat this at all, cannabis is super resilient, like I’ve neglected the shit out of plants for weeks on end in the past that harvested killer crops.

 

[Tangerine_]

Looks like they're shying away from the light and a little cold.

 

[MileHIGHclub102]

Looks like anthocyanins to me...is it cold in there?

On that alone mud i moved everything around so they are in the spot they were before i didnt think they were but the soil coild be alot colder than the dir around