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I transplanted this girl a month ago and she did this a few hours after moving her. She came out of it for a week or 2 but in the last few days she's gone back.It is ffof soil is It is not a watering issue which i know many will suggest but u have a good grasp on watering .its under spider farms sf1000 at 70 percent brightness and 22 inches away I have not given her nutes since the transplant. And I'm not sure if they will even help now. The ph is 6.5 and the running off ppm is 200. The root zone temp is 72 degrees i always water in at 6.5. Is she hungry any ideas how to bring her back?

Those look like thirsty plants to me. I know you said you had watering down but that's what it looks like.

Southside112 said:

Those look like thirsty plants to me. I know you said you had watering down but that's what it looks like.

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My first thought was that too but it didn't perk up with water at all that's what is frustrating.

how did your roots look at transplant, healthy white?

kovidkough said:

how did your roots look at transplant, healthy white?

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Yes they were very healthy looking. But she did suffer transplant shock.that lasted about 8 days but she pulled out of it and was doing well
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Mvelardez said:

Yes they were very healthy looking. But she did suffer transplant shock.that lasted about 8 days but she pulled out of it and was doing well
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ok my only thought, if its not water, its probably probably something in the root zone, leaning towards rot/infection

Mvelardez said:

Yes they were very healthy looking. But she did suffer transplant shock.that lasted about 8 days but she pulled out of it and was doing well
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What are some reasons for drooping other than water issues

Mvelardez said:

What are some reasons for drooping other than water issues

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Ok I will have ti look at the roots

root rot or disease

also really low RH, but I doubt that it

Mvelardez said:

What are some reasons for drooping other than water issues

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Please describe how you water so we can rule that out.

When transplanting is it necessary to break up that root ball or is it better to leave in as solid as it comes out of the pot

Mvelardez said:

When transplanting is it necessary to break up that root ball or is it better to leave in as solid as it comes out of the pot

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leave as undamaged as possible

Wattzzup said:

Please describe how you water so we can rule that out.

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Ok three gallon pots i water when the pots feel light i keep a pot of soil with no plant to judge the weight. I use drip emitters to deliver the water . I water to about 20 percent runoff

maybe the soil is staying to wet to long and its promoting bacterial growth below the surface, I never used drips in soil

Mvelardez said:

Ok three gallon pots i water when the pots feel light i keep a pot of soil with no plant to judge the weight. I use drip emitters to deliver the water . I water to about 20 percent runoff

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It usually is about twice a week

kovidkough said:

maybe the soil is staying to wet to long and its promoting bacterial growth below the surface, I never used drips in soil

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Ok I didn't consider that I will try not using them

I will say she is a tough one to grow for a beginner. I have a blue dream and Mexican haze that are doing well. She has been a challenge

I would try to wait until dry, do a full soak then wait for dry again

I'd also turn your light up