Got me worried...

[Chevykruger]

Ok so it's been almost a week since I've transplanted my baby not once but two times for being waterlogged in to big of a pot...
I dont know the strain just a seed I hand out a good batch of Mary jane.
Not sure what to think or do, in the 5 days after transplant till today I've only watered 2 times with about a half cup of water. ..
Looking for advice thanks before hands....

 

[EliteCultivation]

You have probably shocked the plant from all the transplanting. How old is it?

 

[Nizza]

I'd back that left light off alot I think. Or just use that light on the right only until it gets a bit bigger. I think you are over saturating the lil baby with light. There should be information for your light on recommended light distance. Go with the maximum or maybe even just a little bit more.

Also what medium are you in?
Use the weight of the pot to determine when its time to water too, or stick a finger in. I found with a good airy medium it is hard to overwater. Be more careful with very dense medium that hangs onto too much moisture.

 

[EliteCultivation]

Also looks like it stretched at the beginning and you buried the stem during transplant.
If the soil was over saturated for long durations as you say, it could have stem rot.

 

[Chevykruger]

You have probably shocked the plant from all the transplanting. How old is it?

4 and a half weeks started from seed...

 

[Chevykruger]

I'd back that left light off alot I think. Or just use that light on the right only until it gets a bit bigger. I think you are over saturating the lil baby with light. There should be information for your light on recommended light distance. Go with the maximum or maybe even just a little bit more.

Also what medium are you in?
Use the weight of the pot to determine when its time to water too, or stick a finger in. I found with a good airy medium it is hard to overwater. Be more careful with very dense medium that hangs onto too much moisture.

I'm used Kellogg premium, and perlite

 

[Superbad421]

You deff stressed it I use solo cups for the first month then transplant to a three or five gallon.

 

[bulla]

that plant is 4.5 weeks old ? yikes I bet u shocked it good with those 2 transplants i'd leave it don't water for a week and see what it looks like ...I use solo cups for seeds my room is 75-79 degrees with fans blowing I water once a week . you gotta learn to feel the weight of your pots for watering it really does help

 

[EliteCultivation]

If it's 5 weeks old I would just stop using time and energy on it and focus on your new seedlings.

 

[Superbad421]

Pop some new beans use a mix of good soil pro mix Happy frog black gold whatever for a base mix with organic potting soil one cup of worm castings one cup perlite. Water lightly like a shot glass every three four dsys

 

[Superbad421]

You won't need nutes for the first month

 

[Chevykruger]

Pop some new beans use a mix of good soil pro mix Happy frog black gold whatever for a base mix with organic potting soil one cup of worm castings one cup perlite. Water lightly like a shot glass every three four dsys

Use one cup of both for how much soil.

 

[Superbad421]

I use one bag of each I would mix the Kellogg's soil with one bag of organic soil with nothing added mix it in a big Tupperware bin

 

[Superbad421]

Two month of growth just flipped to flower in this pic

 

[Superbad421]

after two weeks flower

 

[Chevykruger]

Thanks for the advice

 

[Superbad421]

Np

 

[Igrow420365]

Ok so it's been almost a week since I've transplanted my baby not once but two times for being waterlogged in to big of a pot...
I dont know the strain just a seed I hand out a good batch of Mary jane.
Not sure what to think or do, in the 5 days after transplant till today I've only watered 2 times with about a half cup of water. ..
Looking for advice thanks before hands....

I also started the solo red cups into 1 gallon, 3 gallon. You definitely probably shock it with the excessive translating. check out my seedling time lapse video. I say leave her alone and invest in a ph, soil, light test meter. It can save you the headache of guessing if it needs watering or not. Good luck and keep us posted!!