I bought theses clones from a cannabis dispensary in Sacramento 6 pineapple pez sours from cltvtd genetics they were doing fine and thriving in there 3 gallon pots in my outdoor greenhouse I was giving them supplemental light so they wouldn't flower early and keep them for full term outdoor I am in the foothills of Northern California I transplanted 4 of them about 3 days ago and put humic acid and bio live from dte in the transplant hole (not sure if that was good idea now) after transplant there leaves just remained saggy/droopy I've watered them enough and was as gentle as I could with the roots although it was windy and hot when I was doing the transplant(I know dumb mistake) but i also noticed the my other 2 pez sours clones that I didn't transplant and kept in same pot have also started drooping leaves it seems to me like they are not uptaking water for some reason any help or thoughts on what it could be or what I could do
Transplanted 3 days ago is it shock or something else overwatered/underwatered cant figure this one out
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ProPheT 216
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I think full sun after transplant is to much on them while in shock.
I've had them outside since February in a greenhouse and started leaving it uncovered all of may to get them more acclimated
Wizzlebiz
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When I transplant outdoors they go directly into the shade for 24 hours. No direct sun.
That soil in pic 4 also looks bone dry.
When I transplant I pre soak the soil before transplant.
With that said they will survive. It's going to take a couple of days and some water
That soil in pic 4 also looks bone dry.
When I transplant I pre soak the soil before transplant.
With that said they will survive. It's going to take a couple of days and some water
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PopAndSonGrows
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Every vegetable I've transplanted outdoors, has done the same thing. Should be fine in about 3 days
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I had watered the soil previously it's just dry from the top I watered about 15 gallons and the soil felt wet past 6 inches it's just been pretty hot and dries the top of the soil
That's what I thought as well you think they can recover from that
I'm afraid of over watering as well
I hope your right I'm hoping it's just a simple transplant shock
PadawanWarrior
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I'd water them really good, then leave them for a couple days.
xtsho
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Yes
I watered them pretty good when I did the transplant and then re watered them a bit I'm afraid to overwater
ProPheT 216
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How can you over water fabric pots outside in the open air and sun? Maybe if you soaked them multiple times a day and they never got to really drain and become aerated. An extra watering now and then resuming your schedule is not overwatering by any means
Ok im giving them a watering tomorrow
I was thinking maybe fungus gnat damage I seen some around the soil I know if the larvae gets in the soil they'll feed on the roots when they run out of decay to feed on
ProPheT 216
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Your outside so you will see all kinds of pests. Outside tho they should snack and move not infest.
Kerowacked
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Shade and water stat
On it just did that