Droopy leaves after topping and repotting

Valboy

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Hi all first post with first problem, My friend has recently repotted the kids whilst repotting he topped them all at the same time and some hve started to droop. They have been under a 300w cfl for 4 weeks including a week of being a seedling, now they are under a 600w hps red spectrum. Room temp is pretty steady at about 29c and 31.7c humidity varys between 35% and 55%. Nutes are canna a+b 13ml of each per 10liters rhizotonic 10ml per 10liters and canna zym 12ml per 10liters.ph is 5.6-6.0 does go up when the feed is left for a couple of days, water is heated to 20c and there is a bubbler to keep oxygen in the water. The seeds are super cheese, easy kush, mamma Mia and power Africa. 1 of the kush looks pretty dead but its been a nightmare from the word go so he will banish it soon. All the leaves look healthy and untill he did the repotting and topping they looked great. Any help would be great thanks.​
 

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Yeah there's usually a couple days of transplant shock where the plant is adapting to its new environment. Once it heals from the topping and the initial shock of transplant passes you should see growth coming from multiple nodes.
 
Thanks southner, I will be checking up on them today so I will post a few more pics.
Just been to look at the kids and they are doing much better I defiantly think they had to much water after repotting because they where fed on Saturday and got transplanted on the Sunday with more feed for the new soil so next time I will not feed before hand. Temps got up to 34.5c last night so light has been raised and a bigger fan has been put in. Temp is a bit low in the picture because the door is open.
 

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Week 1 of flower 6 weeks veg. Some thrived whilst others have been slow.
 

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All pictures I provide are from a guy I know they are not mine.
 

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When transplanting - take a pot similar to the one your plant is in and use it as a mold in your bigger pot. Then - when you transplant - the plant will know no difference when it slides into the exact size of it's current container.
 
Week 2 starting to shape up super cheese are far bigger than the kush.
 

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The pole in the middle of the tent broke last night and pretty much wrecked all the plants. I don't fucking believe it all that work for nothing. I can't be arsed doing it all over again, maybe some other time. FUCK!
 
Hi all first post with first problem, My friend has recently repotted the kids whilst repotting he topped them all at the same time and some hve started to droop. They have been under a 300w cfl for 4 weeks including a week of being a seedling, now they are under a 600w hps red spectrum. Room temp is pretty steady at about 29c and 31.7c humidity varys between 35% and 55%. Nutes are canna a+b 13ml of each per 10liters rhizotonic 10ml per 10liters and canna zym 12ml per 10liters.ph is 5.6-6.0 does go up when the feed is left for a couple of days, water is heated to 20c and there is a bubbler to keep oxygen in the water. The seeds are super cheese, easy kush, mamma Mia and power Africa. 1 of the kush looks pretty dead but its been a nightmare from the word go so he will banish it soon. All the leaves look healthy and untill he did the repotting and topping they looked great. Any help would be great thanks.​

Dropping is an extreme case for stress after repotting ! You simply have to wait till the plants recover ! Are all the plants under stress ?
 
Thanks bio, still can't believe it man. A valuable lesson to growers is to make sure your set up is robust enough to take what weight you put on it.
 
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