Transplant shock+overwatered, will they recover?

big_expectations! · Oct 23, 2023

So this is my 2nd grow was going good and then transplanted all to bigger pots and gave a watering 3-4 days later they started looking rough and I immediately seen the signs of overwatering because i had issues with that last grow, it has since been 18 days with no water but still not showing wilt like they're dry. So my question is do ypu think they will recover and be worth continuing or should I start plans to start anew..first pic is day they were transplanted others are today....4x4 tent vs4000 led light FFOF soil

Hollatchaboy · Oct 23, 2023

big_expectations! said:
So this is my 2nd grow was going good and then transplanted all to bigger pots and gave a watering 3-4 days later they started looking rough and I immediately seen the signs of overwatering because i had issues with that last grow, it has since been 18 days with no water but still not showing wilt like they're dry. So my question is do ypu think they will recover and be worth continuing or should I start plans to start anew..first pic is day they were transplanted others are today....4x4 tent vs4000 led light FFOF soil

18 days no water? They're too dry now. Give them some water man. What kind of soil? Do you use bottled nutes at all?

Billy the Mountain · Oct 23, 2023

They look pretty good for 18 days without water.
Might be time to re-introduce it.

Cousin Bo · Oct 23, 2023

Now I'm no botanist, but I do know that if you put water on plants they grow.

big_expectations! · Oct 23, 2023

Billy the Mountain said:
They look pretty good for 18 days without water.
Might be time to re-introduce it.

I'm waiting on them to give me sign that they are actually in need of water like wilting

big_expectations! · Oct 23, 2023

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Hollatchaboy said:
18 days no water? They're too dry now. Give them some water man. What kind of soil? Do you use bottled nutes at all?

If they was to dry would they not be wilted? Even the dead brown leaves are not dry or crispy just brown shriveled and dead

big_expectations! · Oct 23, 2023

Cousin Bo said:
Now I'm no botanist, but I do know that if you put water on plants they grow.

I get that part lol

Cousin Bo · Oct 23, 2023

big_expectations! said:
I get that part lol

Just water them good. They need it. You transplanted into hot FFOF and underwatered them. They got kinda fried. Water them and hope for the best.

Hollatchaboy · Oct 23, 2023

big_expectations! said:
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If they was to dry would they not be wilted? Even the dead brown leaves are not dry or crispy just brown shriveled and dead

Depends, but if you're using l.o.s. you killed off the microbes in the soil.

big_expectations! · Oct 23, 2023

Hollatchaboy said:
Depends, but if you're using l.o.s. you killed off the microbes in the soil.

I.o.s. ?

crimsonecho · Oct 23, 2023

the sign to water is not wilt bro. thats too late thats crisis. just lift the pots and see if they are light. i bet they are light after 18 days and if its a peat based mix you got there its better to water in a couple of sittings and use a surfactant otherwise the water will just run through the peat and not soak in.

VaSmile · Oct 23, 2023

Cousin Bo said:
Now I'm no botanist, but I do know that if you put water on plants they grow.

What like from the toilet?

Stardog FPV · Oct 23, 2023

Cousin Bo said:
Now I'm no botanist, but I do know that if you put water on plants they grow.

It's what plants crave

Hollatchaboy · Oct 23, 2023

big_expectations! said:
I.o.s. ?

Living organic soil

Phytoplankton · Oct 23, 2023

big_expectations! said:
So this is my 2nd grow was going good and then transplanted all to bigger pots and gave a watering 3-4 days later they started looking rough and I immediately seen the signs of overwatering because i had issues with that last grow, it has since been 18 days with no water but still not showing wilt like they're dry. So my question is do ypu think they will recover and be worth continuing or should I start plans to start anew..first pic is day they were transplanted others are today....4x4 tent vs4000 led light FFOF soil

Those plants have more issues than just lack of water, what are you feeding, and how often, and at what PH? It looks like you've got deficiency/burn or PH issues too.

big_expectations! · Oct 24, 2023

Phytoplankton said:
Those plants have more issues than just lack of water, what are you feeding, and how often, and at what PH? It looks like you've got deficiency/burn or PH issues too.

Haven't fed any nutes yet they're in Ffof soil which should have enough to satisfy the plant for at least 3 weeks..ph my water to 6.3 -6.5...severe overwatering can cause signs that look Like deficiency basically because when the roots stay to wet to long they quit taking in nutrient and concentrate on taking in oxygen which there's little available if soaking wet

thisusernameisnottaken · Oct 24, 2023

big_expectations! said:
Haven't fed any nutes yet they're in Ffof soil which should have enough to satisfy the plant for at least 3 weeks..ph my water to 6.3 -6.5...severe overwatering can cause signs that look Like deficiency basically because when the roots stay to wet to long they quit taking in nutrient and concentrate on taking in oxygen which there's little available if soaking wet

Never ph when growing in soil.

thumper60 · Oct 24, 2023

thisusernameisnottaken said:
Never ph when growing in soil.

Proper term is no need to PH in soil you make it sound like thats part of the problem.

thumper60 · Oct 24, 2023

big_expectations! said:
So this is my 2nd grow was going good and then transplanted all to bigger pots and gave a watering 3-4 days later they started looking rough and I immediately seen the signs of overwatering because i had issues with that last grow, it has since been 18 days with no water but still not showing wilt like they're dry. So my question is do ypu think they will recover and be worth continuing or should I start plans to start anew..first pic is day they were transplanted others are today....4x4 tent vs4000 led light FFOF soil

That FF was to hot an burned ya plants I would water those till good runoff get the roots reset.

warble · Oct 24, 2023

big_expectations! said:
I.o.s. ?

Line of site or Lipooligosaccharides

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