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Green_Man_420
Green_Man_420started grow question 2 years ago
I’m in the process of my first indoor grow. Unfortunately I had to move my plant (auto) into a bigger pot as it was out growing it’s current one. Since I have done this all the leaves are drooping down. It’s been 5 days there is a small improvement. Could anyone help.
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Roberts
Robertsanswered grow question 2 years ago
What are you planted in? Do you have proper perlite or coco in mix for air to roots. Or are you growing in coco. Also start autos in final spot. They do not transplant well and can loose a lot of time as your experiencing. Don't top either. Just Lst.
Green_Man_420
Green_Man_420answered grow question 2 years ago
I’m growing in clover compost. Never had an issue before when growing outside.
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iammortalcombat
iammortalcombatanswered grow question 2 years ago
Whenever you transplant there’s a bit of shock to the plant. The way I do it is - Fill pot with grow medium, give it a good wet down. Open the center up where you plan to transplant. Do the transplant and then gently press the medium down around it to make sure everything is making contact. As for the droop - only happens to me if I over water. If that’s the case, skip watering for a day or only too dress your water if you stick a knuckle in an feel it is too dry.
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 2 years ago
First up I would be giving it a really good drink of plain water, then moving the light higher until it shows signs of being happy again. If you have some, a dose or two of seaweed tonic/extract (instead of plain water) can also help with recovery from transplant shock.
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