Too much trouble to diagnose. Please help

[Dr.J20]

Sounds like things are going alright, update us with some pics when you get a chance!
be easy,

 

[sacro]

Had some trouble with pic upload yesterday so didnt get a chance to. Tips on new growth is pale and almost white so Im guessing there are too much nutes in the soil still. Im going to reflush on friday and hopefully the plants will show some sign of hunger early next week instead of this overfed random lockout look.

Runoff ph was 6ish, and i flushed with 6,5. I suspect salt buildup, any pointers?

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[sacro]

Glitches aside, finally some pics. 2nd flush today, and feeding at 1/4th strength at first sign of dry soil Looks like it'll be fine after all

 

[*BUDS]

I also put them into 18 Litre pots 3 days before I switched to 12/12

And you didn't do a very good job of it. This is transplant shock and could take about 2 weeks to recover if they do at all. Reduce nutes and watering and raise light until they recover.
Whenever plants sag like this its either shock or underwatering.

 

[sacro]

And you didn't do a very good job of it. This is transplant shock and could take about 2 weeks to recover if they do at all. Reduce nutes and watering and raise light until they recover.
Whenever plants sag like this its either shock or underwatering.

The shock might be the fact that i took them out and started working on them. If you didn't notice I actually took them out and cut some leaves and such. Leaves weren't sagging until the day after this.

Also just to get an answer to the job i did, here's a description:

- 3 clones in small 3 litre pots in grow cabinet, light 60cm above plants
- Pot removed, soil intact in one piece, some root growth on the outside of the piece as it should be
- Dug a hole in the new large pot and put the piece directly into this
- watered properly until runoff water (miniflush or whatever you wanna call it)
- put plants back into the light they were already in

PS. new soil is the same as the old soil.