Do you think she's too sick to transplant right now into foxfarm soil? She definitely got more yellow the past 2 days
I would say you’re taking a risk doing it now. Start ph water and try to nurse her back to health. Hopefully others can comment on this as well. The fox farms soil has a fixed ph of like 6.5 so that’s a start but you gotta ph the water. Is this your only plant? If it is I would wait till it got healthier.
It also looks stretched is it getting enough light ?
Well I started them indoors because it's too hot where I live in July so I think they stretched from that. But yeah I feel if I transplant right now she will just stiffen up and turn into a dry twig. Her sister on the right I've done everything the same and her leaves look happy so I'm not sure what's going on.
I would say the want a bigger container also. The one on the right looking nice. Once they both get transplant and are looking okay I would top them but wait till they have 5-6 nodes or sets of branches
When you transplant move the first set of leaves down to 1 inch above soil surface to help fix that stretch
So do you think I should leave them in the direct light for now or keep in shade until she recovers? I was just about to transplant them both this week until now.
Yes direct light
They’ll be fine you always want em to have light so they grow
What?!? Haha, that would kill any plant. The crown needs to be above the soil!!
wa wa waaaaaaa ouch dont do it till you straighten things out that poor thing is already on it's last leg the shock of transplanting no matter how small i wouldn't suggest for you to do.
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That is could be a rootzone issue. Take the advice and get those into a better substrate asap. I'd also get them into bigger pots but dont go any bigger than 1gal. They'll need time to develop a decent root mass before moving to their final containers for bloom. Place them under dim light until they snap out of it.
I use Milwaukee ph pens as well I love em
Well he should move it down a little I’ve always had good luck with burying it down a little
Good to be back and good to see ya
That is could be a rootzone issue. Take the advice and get those into a better substrate asap. I'd also get them into bigger pots but dont go any bigger than 1gal. They'll need time to develop a decent root mass before moving to their final containers for bloom. Place them under dim light until they snap out of it.
Use any well amended soil and use a good water source.
Just be gentle when transplanting
Yes need to wait on transplant. It’ll make em sicker
No it wont. The best thing you can do for a sick plant this size is get it into a better substrate in a slightly bigger container. Unhappy roots = unhappy plants.