Transplant shock? Insights please !

Humble_Buck

Active Member

• Dec 1, 2020

• #1

Hey team, I’ve been roaming the forums for awhile and have decided to pull the trigger on my own setup inspired by the members of the forum. Purchased 4 clones and initially planted them in 420 recipe soil. Fed with ph’d ro water and cal mag. Transplanted with a myco (I forget name of bag)powder from the shop to hp promix fed 1.5 gal ea ro phd water on 11/28. Run off came out at 6.5. Attached some pics, new growth is vibrant however old growth looks shocked? Any insights ? Thanks

 

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mistergrafik

Well-Known Member

• Dec 1, 2020

• #2

Promix HP holds water extremely well. Alta Posteridad. Easy to overwater.

Just let the pots dry out a bit before you water again the plants should adjust and root mass should do it's thing, slowly - doesn't sound like you did anything out of the ordinary. What is the PH of your water going in

 

Humble_Buck

Active Member

• Dec 1, 2020

• #3

6.5, after some research I probably want to come in at 6? I’m planning on beginning my feeding schedule after I’m dry from the transplant. Flora 3 part with cal mag

 

mistergrafik

Well-Known Member

• Dec 1, 2020

• #4

Humble_Buck said:

6.5, after some research I probably want to come in at 6? I’m planning on beginning my feeding schedule after I’m dry from the transplant. Flora 3 part with cal mag

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It's pre-buffered peat so correct come in at 6.

Sunshine #4 requires 6.5 sometimes higher.

Very cool man. Best of luck

 

mistergrafik

Well-Known Member

• Dec 1, 2020

• #5

come in at 6 - peat gets acidic so you may have to compensate 4 that by raising ph over time

 

Wizzlebiz

Well-Known Member

• Dec 1, 2020

• #6

Which 420 soil? Red or blue label? If its the hy-por (blue label) it will be fine. Red label is hot soil meant for more established root systems.

 

Humble_Buck

Active Member

• Dec 2, 2020

• #7

I believe it’s red. I just transplanted them into promix hp.

 

quirk

Well-Known Member

• Dec 2, 2020

• #8

SuperThrive to rejuvenate after transplant.

 

Humble_Buck

Active Member

• Dec 2, 2020

• #9

Quirk, Thanks for your input I will definitely consider. I am still very green however I am all about processes. I used extreme mycos in the transplant hole - not gonna lie, they aren’t looking the best after 4 days! Leaves are rusty, curled new growth ect ... I’m gonna stay optimistic !

 

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Jonboi1978

New Member

• May 20, 2021

• #10

Superthrive is a very good plant food. I use it on everything. I have more blooming this year that ever