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Is there anything that can be done to alleviate the stress or should I just leave them be?

I did water them after the move, but i put them back in the grow room with lights,fan, etc all running. They've been on a 24/7 light schedule and I didn't want to change too much at once.

Yes, Im using ocean forest.

I've got two 1month old plants that I transplanted yesterday, I know to expect some stress from the disturbance but what I'd like to know what is a normal reaction and how long does it usually take for them to recover? Is there anything I can do to help them or should I just leave them be...

Thanks for the info, I should have clarified that 24/7 is for veg only:leaf:

Is it safe to apply neem oil with a 24-7 light schedule?:leaf:

There's a thread about this in "advanced cultivation" I remember something about neem oil, anyway I'd go check the thread.

Not sure, but just to be safe i'd use white vinegar.

Green Cross is right, you do have several options. I don't mind paying for something that works but that's your call. If you go to their site(Fox Farm) you can find a local retailer to purchase from. As far as the additional ferts, it just depends on how healthy you want your plants to be...

06 Rocket III and 07 Tiger :mrgreen:

Thanks to everyone who replied:leaf:

Bingo:leaf:

Check out Fox Farm online, the ocean forest potting soil is primo. You'll also need Grow big, Big Bloom, and Tiger Bloom.The latter are liquid fertilizers to add as the grow progresses:leaf:

How tall a plant can a 400w hps flower effectively? At some point the light won't penetrate the foliage, correct? Any help would be greatly appreciated. :leaf:

Go to FF's site, they've got a feeding schedule. On the back of the Ocean Forest bag it states that the soil will need supplementation after 30 days for best results.

Are you going to flower in that box? Those plants will double in size when you go 12/12.

You're going to need a lot more light. I just finished a closet cfl grow and was running 12 42watt cfls during flower for two plants. I got decent yeild, enough to fill six mason jars, but I'm headed to hps for the next go:mrgreen:

Thanks Dh In my first grow I used cfls, 6500k for veg, and 2700k for flower and got good results but I've realized you can't deny the power of hps for flower. I just want to be sure that I'm getting my money's worth with a 70.00 bulb when there are some out there for 13.00.

Ok , I've recently purchased a 400w hps and was wondering which bulb is best for flower?

Are all hps bulbs the same? I know there are different lumen ratings however, the cost of the higher lumen bulbs seem disproportionate. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.:leaf: