Transplant & droopy

BurnzyBurnz

BurnzyBurnz

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So last night I transplanted 2 of my girls into they're final container and forgot to water after. I woke up 8hrs later and they are very droopy. I watered right away and turned up the fan to help air circulation. I could include a picture but simply saying droopy explains it enough. From what I've read it should bounce back. Has anyone here experienced this before ?
 
BurnzyBurnz said:
So last night I transplanted 2 of my girls into they're final container and forgot to water after. I woke up 8hrs later and they are very droopy. I watered right away and turned up the fan to help air circulation. I could include a picture but simply saying droopy explains it enough. From what I've read it should bounce back. Has anyone here experienced this before ?
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Did you hydrate the soil you were adding before performing the transplant.
If the soil you added was bone dry out of a bag and not hydrated 1st it will be difficult to get it evenly moist for a while.
Soil added during a transplant that is hydrated and evenly moist will help keep the plant from experiencing transplant shock.
 
Kushash said:
Did you hydrate the soil you were adding before performing the transplant.
If the soil you added was bone dry out of a bag and not hydrated 1st it will be difficult to get it evenly moist for a while.
Soil added during a transplant that is hydrated and evenly moist will help keep the plant from experiencing transplant shock.
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I've never had an issue transplanting with the soil from the bag. I keep my sealed soil bag in my grow room so it gets up to temp and repot with a water. Never failed me. However this time around I forgot to water. So naturally I ran into a problem. It doesn't help that I needed to water the 2 girls before I repotted but meh I don't mind. It's nice to learn how much crap your plant will put up with before causing deficiencies. Thanks for your advice.
 
Here's how one of my plants looked after transplanting.
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After leaving the plant off to the side out of direct light it bounced back. It's the one on the left.
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