i transfered a clone from a small cup of fert to its home a 1 gallon pot of soil. it was about 5 inches tall and straight up. i planted it and about 2 days later i see the plant and its laying on the ground but noticable growth had occured and it was very healthy green. anyone have any idea whats wrong or if something is wrong?

Stake it up and hope for the best. Roots probably haven't developed deep in the soil yet.

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would it be dangerous to transfer it back into a smaller cup and kind of keep it in hospital mode for a cpl days and then put him back or is that transfer gonna be too much stress on it

Usually an indication that Indians are nearby.... take cover.

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time to get the cowboys eh? or just some english settlers. either one

Keep it in the larger container. Stake it up. Keep an eye on it.

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im what we call a newbie. best method for staking it up is__________.

i personally believe that "staking" or any other method that artificially supports the weight if the plant is a detriment to your plants overall strength and vigor. it is only acceptable toward the end of flowering if your plant starts to show "bud flop".

just be patient. if it is showing new green growth, just dose it with some superthrive and some sort of root stimulator and let time straighten it back out. your plant will be stronger if it stands up on its own.

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This happened to me recently. Just stake/tie it upright. It shouldn't be tightly tied around the stalk. There's no detriment to doing this. Dirt touching leaf = dead leaf, and the necrosis can spread.

I was just grateful the stem was undamaged.

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hilarious.. i literally laughed so hard it forced out a huge fart that scared my wife. ....priceless

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