Need some help....transplanted put under led from florescent and this happened

The ph is 6.5 i think i may need to flush but what might that do since i just transplanted...i didnt feed when i transplanted and the leaves are all down

Just means you disturbed the roots too much. Relax, dont do anything stupid like flush a shit ton of water down its throat

MileHIGHclub102 said:

The ph is 6.5 i think i may need to flush but what might that do since i just transplanted...i didnt feed when i transplanted and the leaves are all down

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Raise the temperature to 82

Should bounce back in a couple-few days, just treat and feed as you normally would. Run of the mill transplant shock. For the life of me, i cannot transfer or move basil without this happening every single time.

Don't freak out happens all the time. She'll be alright just feed her

Thanks so much guys i was kinda freaking out thats my grape pie she was doing so awesome till this i hope she comes back

MileHIGHclub102 said:

Thanks so much guys i was kinda freaking out thats my grape pie she was doing so awesome till this i hope she comes back

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Soak it
Not just water it

MileHIGHclub102 said:

The ph is 6.5 i think i may need to flush but what might that do since i just transplanted...i didnt feed when i transplanted and the leaves are all down

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Looks like transplant shock and the fact you didn't water it before hand this will add up to a few days catch up. Don't worry though plant looks healthy will bounce back in no time

Even do a little foliar spray after lights out and a little before lights on to get the moisture back into her. Not sure if any one else would agree

Also raising or reducing the light while it recovers isn't a bad idea.

MileHIGHclub102 said:

The ph is 6.5 i think i may need to flush but what might that do since i just transplanted...i didnt feed when i transplanted and the leaves are all down

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Doesnt mean anything, it looks great. They'll perk up in a day or two when the pot drys out a little bit.

just hang out and watch for a few days until it drys that pot out

What fixture is your LED and how far is it from the canopy? Also, what % are you running it at? Going from fluoro to LED can be traumatic if you are blasting them with light.

Rurumo said:

What fixture is your LED and how far is it from the canopy? Also, what % are you running it at? Going from fluoro to LED can be traumatic if you are blasting them with light.

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I think that might have been part of it its a 150 watt but i had it when i first put it in at like a foot now i have it at like 2 and a half...thd other one i put in didnt seem too effected but each strain is different i think the combo of transplant new more light was too much for her

visajoe1 said:

Doesnt mean anything, it looks great. They'll perk up in a day or two when the pot drys out a little bit.

just hang out and watch for a few days until it drys that pot out

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The one thing thats got me a little bit is the edges are almost bluing im not sure what to do

Looks like anthocyanins to me...is it cold in there?

First grow? Don’t sweat this at all, cannabis is super resilient, like I’ve neglected the shit out of plants for weeks on end in the past that harvested killer crops.

Looks like they're shying away from the light and a little cold.

mudballs said:

Looks like anthocyanins to me...is it cold in there?

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On that alone mud i moved everything around so they are in the spot they were before i didnt think they were but the soil coild be alot colder than the dir around