i recently moved a roughly 3 foot indoor sativa into a new pot, it was growing in a hydroponic soil-free environment and for reasons of convenience, i had to move the poor girl to something more permanent and soil based. i have pictures attached, but after the transplant her leaves have all started to drag and look saggy. the soil is wet and fertilized and i have her ventilated and under 700 watts of flourescents, but after 20 hours i am still seeing little signs of improvement. please, anyone who can help save this girl, take a look at the pics and get back to me. much apprecaited!

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You need a big dose of B Vitamins. When I transplant from hydro to soil(just did another last night) I soak in Thrive Alive B1(green bottle) for 15 minutes. Then after I transplant I water with the same water I soaked in for the first couple of days. It takes a week for new growth to start...but I have yet to get any wilting or yellowing. So give them some B vits. I don't give any other ferts till after the first week. But when I do I give them some bene. fungi, bacteria, root stimulators. And hydrozyme, so the plant can uptake nutes better, and it breaks down dead roots from transplanting.

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fantastic advice. i had a rough feeling it might be the vitamin b. my tree and i both thank you for saving us!!