Is this seedling OK?

This is a week and a half old seedling grown with fox farms Ocean soil and raised under 150w hps. It recently underwent a transplant And flush this morning due to what I'm pretty sure were signs of nute burn (i gave it full strength dose of big bloom in its first week). It's been about twelve hours since being flushed in its new home. It's still nice and green and if I'm not mistaken, looks like it may have grown and even looks more healthy. There are still some signs of the inner leaves growing in retarded, but not sure it is normal or not. I'll be damned if it endured that shock with such a positive turnout? But im still not sure. The soil is still pretty soaked.. It hasn't even been 24 hours.How long until I'll know? Also I was using tap for the first week which I found out has a ph of 9 in my area. I flushed it with purified water with a ph of 7.

Before

http://instagr.am/p/RZyPh5EWD1/

After

http://instagr.am/p/Rb56WNEWHH/

All good. Leave it alone for a while something might happen.

dopeyG said:

All good. Leave it alone for a while something might happen.

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Cool yeah I'm hoping so. I backed off the light a bit and I'm just gonna let it do it's thing. Hopefully this little girl will pull through.

You do not give seedlings any nutes. Fox farm has plenty of nutes to last until flower. If you continue to over feed, it will not live long enough to see flower.

dopeyG said:

All good. Leave it alone for a while something might happen.

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Yes I am aware of this. I got ahead of myself with the big bloom and thought it would be fine (being organic). Not the case. Lesson learned. I probably won't feed again for maybe 2 weeks until hopefully it's fully recovered. Only bottled ph'd water.

i accidentally followed the bloom schedule when i first put my seedlings into my dwc system. I technically didn't overfeed as the schedule was for clones and seedling that were going to be flowered right away. My ppms were a bit high, so I adjusted my ph and didnt add nutes for a while...all is good. Its a tough plant but it has its limits.