Kid protocol
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I just transplanted my plant to a bigger pot and now my leaves are droopy. Is this normal?
Droopy leaves
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harrychilds
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Yeah, mine usually droop for the first 24 hours, I'm in coco and I always give them a shot of rhizotonic after transplant to help them bounce back.
jondamon
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It’s normal if you give the plant some kind of stress.
Back filling around an old pot will help you at transplant time.
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Kushash
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One of the reasons this happens is when the soil being transplanted into is not the same temperature as the soil of the plant being transplanted.
Kid protocol
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This guide looks very helpful thanks. Next transplant I’m doing this
Kid protocol
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I’m going to try some. Thanks
jondamon
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Still as relevant 12 years on from when I first posted it lol.
Kid protocol
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So do I need to do anything to revive it? Also when I transplanted I used more of this Organic soil and the leaves are dark green now. Could it have a nitrogen toxicity because of that if so what can I do about it
jondamon
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Firstly you haven’t posted a picture to show us.
Sprinkling some mycorrhizae on the root ball and in the hole is good practice. Not seen any signs of shock whatsoever. So far I've only been using Myko Bliss. Works great and fairly inexpensive.
Kid protocol
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I tried. For some reason it won’t let me
jondamon
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What camera are you using? Phone etc?
On iPhone the standard camera application if taking a standard lens picture should upload fine.
sometimes other camera applications etc can cause the file size to be too large for upload.
you should be able to use your phone or another app to reduce its size for upload if needed.
Without a picture it’s hard to say for sure as your plant can’t be seen.