Over potted
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Herb & Suds
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They will recover transplanting usually involves a few days of stall
thanks very much
Herb & Suds
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My pleasure, hold back on water till roots develop
Gave them 800 ml lastnight will leave them for few daysMy pleasure, hold back on water till roots develop
Also temp got a little high maybe In turn with the overpotting they may be showing signs of this also.. due to me not being able to have humidity where I would like it to be.
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Herb & Suds
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I think you are a bit OCD LOL
ganga gurl420
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This is a classic mistake that most noobs make. Taking a seedling and putting it in too big of a pot and then over watering can kill them.
This is why many people up pot slowly...letting the roots get established each time before transplanting again.
I start with a 2 oz portion cup..then move to a solo cup. Once the plant has just about outgrown the solo cup its moved to a 5 gallon ... then to 400 gallons.
Get yourself a soil tester to read the moisture (they are cheap) it will save you a lot of mistakes.
This is why many people up pot slowly...letting the roots get established each time before transplanting again.
I start with a 2 oz portion cup..then move to a solo cup. Once the plant has just about outgrown the solo cup its moved to a 5 gallon ... then to 400 gallons.
Get yourself a soil tester to read the moisture (they are cheap) it will save you a lot of mistakes.
Thankyou
ganga gurl420
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Due to the drooping leaves it looks like overwatering. Get yourself a cheap moisture tester (10$) and it will save you a lot of headaches and mistakes
ganga gurl420
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Let it dry out... it's hard to say. They should tho but there is always that chance. Good luck